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The PT-19 primary trainer was ordered by the US Army
Air Corps in 1940 to expand its training capability beyond the Boeing-Stearman
PT-13 biplanes which were in use at that time. The initial
PT-19/M-62(506 built) was powered by a 175hp(130kW) Ranger and had a
maximum take-off weight of 2450lb(1112kg). The PT-19B/M-62A3(917built)
had full blind flying instrumentation. A large number of PT-19’s remain
active.
N1941N
c/n T41-1184
USA
2 seat trainer first flown in 1940
Engine: 200hp(149kW) Ranger L-440-7
Length: 27’11"(8.5m)
Height: 7’6"(2.28m)Wingspan: 36’0"(10.97m)
No.built: 3702 Range: 430miles(692km)
Cruising speed: 112mph(180kmh) Empty weight: 1851lb(840kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 2600lb(1180kg)
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