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The Neiva Paulistinha was a more powerful version of
the CAP-4 Paulistinha and was built in several versions including the
Paulistinha 56B powered by a 100hp(74kW) Lycoming and the Paulistinha
56D powered by a 150hp (112kW) Lycoming. The type served with the
Brazilian Air Force in small numbers and was otherwise used by flying
clubs, as a glider tug or as an agricultural aircraft. Several remain
active in Brazil and other South American countries. The Neiva Campeiro
(20 built) was a development of the Paulistinha 56B powered by a
150hp(112kW) Lycoming O-320-A. It was operated by the Brazilian
military.
PP-XBW
c/n PL-001
Brazil
2 seat light aircraft first flown in 1956
Engine: 90hp(67kW) Continental C90-AF
Length: 22’2"(6.75m)
Height: 6’6"(1.98m)Wingspan: 35’3.5"(10.75m)
No.built: 240 Range: 435miles(700km)
Cruising speed: 90mph(144kmh) Empty weight: 860lb(390kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 1294lb(587kg) |
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