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The all composite side-by-side two seat Hansa 3 was
developed by NAL (National Aerospace Laboratory) at Bangalore as an ab
initio trainer which would be suitable as a replacement for the aging
flying club fleets in India. It was developed from the earlier test
aircraft, the Hansa 2, which was first flown in 1993.
VT-XBL
c/n u/k
India
2 seat trainer first flown in 1996
Engine: 100hp(74kW) Rotax 914F3
Length: 25’0"(7.6m)
Height: 8’6.5"(2.61m)Wingspan: 34’4.5"(10.47m)
No.built: 4+ Range: 536miles(862km)
Cruising speed: 134mph(215kmh) Empty weight: 1070lb(485kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 1650lb(750kg) |
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