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Known as the Speedwing, the Travel Air A14D was one
of a number of similar three seat sporting biplanes produced by
Curtiss-Wright in the early 1930’s. The Model B14B Speedwing Deluxe was
powered by a 300hp(223kW) Wright and had a maximum take-off weight of
3067lb (1392kg). The Model B14R Special Speedwing Deluxe was powered by
a 420hp(313kW) Wright. Four of these Model 14’s are extant and it is
thought that one Model A14D is airworthy.
NC12332
c/n 2010
USA
3 seat biplane first flown in 1931
Engine: 240hp(179kW) Wright J-6
Length: 23’7"(7.18m)
Height: 9’1"(2.76m)Wingspan: 31’0"(9.44m)
No.built: 8 Range: 540miles(869km)
Cruising speed: 135mph(217kmh) Empty weight: 1772lb(804kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 2870lb(1302kg) |
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