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The Dewoitine D26 was a lower-powered training
version of the Dewoitine D27 fighter. The Swiss Air Force took delivery
of 9 in 1931 and they remained in service until 1948 when they were sold
to the Swiss Aero Club who used them as glider tugs. A small number
survive in airworthy condition, many re-engined with a 300hp (224kW)
Jacobs.
G-BBMI
c/n 10853
France
Single seat trainer first flown in 1928
Engine: 250hp(186kW) Wright 9Qa
Length: 21’6"(6.4m)
Height: 9’1.5"(2.78m)Wingspan: 33’9.5"(10.3m)
No.built: 11 Range: 230miles(368km)
Cruising speed: 100mph(160kmh) Empty weight: 2046lb(930kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 2350lb(1066kg)
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