Fokker S.III

S.III
Role	Military trainer aircraft
Manufacturer	Fokker
Produced	21

The Fokker S.III was a biplane trainer aircraft of the 1920s. It was of conventional configuration, seating the pilot and instructor in tandem, open cockpits. The single-bay wings were staggered and of unequal span.

Fokker's US subsidiary, Atlantic Aircraft imported a single example in 1927 in an attempt to interest the US Army in the type, but this did not result in a sale. The aircraft was eventually purchased by the Wright Aeronautical Corporation and used as an engine testbed until broken up in 1929.

Contents 1 Variants 2 Operators 3 Specifications (S.III) 4 References

Variants

• S.III : Two-seat primary trainer biplane.
• S-3 : One aircraft imported into the United States by Atlantic Aircraft.

Operators

• Denmark - Two aircraft for the Danish Army Air Service.
• Netherlands

Specifications (S.III)

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General characteristics

• Crew: Two, pilot and instructor
• Length: 8.03 m (26 ft 4 in)
• Wingspan: 10.67 m (35 ft 0 in)
• Height: ()
• Powerplant: 1 × Hispano-Suiza 8, 134 kW (180 hp)

Performance

• Maximum speed: 217 km/h (135 mph)

References

• Taylor, Michael J. H. (1989). Jane's Encyclopedia of Aviation. London: Studio Editions. 
• aerofiles.com

Aircraft produced by Fokker Company designations pre-1918 M.1 · M.2 · M.3 · M.4 · M.5 · M.6 · M.7 · M.8 · M.9 · M.10 · M.14 · M.15 · M.16 · M.17 · M.18 · M.19 · M.21 · M.22 V.1 · V.2 · V.3 · V.4 · V.5 · V.6 · V.7 · V.8 · V.9 · V.10 · V.11 · V.12 · V.13 · V.14 · V.16 · V.17 · V.18 · V.20 · V.21 · V.22 · V.23 · V.24 · V.25 · V.26 · V.27 · V.28 · V.29 · V.30 · V.31 · V.33 · V.34 · V.35 · V.36 · V.37 · V.38 · V.39 · V.40 · V.41 · V.43 · V.44 · V.45 Austro-Hungarian military designations B.I · B.II · B.III German military designations A.I · A.II · A.III C.I D.I · D.II · D.III · D.IV · D.V · D.VI · D.VII · D.VIII Dr.I E.I · E.II · E.III · E.IV · E.V F.I K.I Company designations post-1918 Numbering continues German military designations: B.I · B.II · B.IIII · B.IV · B.V C.II · C.III · C.IV · C.V · C.VI · C.VII · C.VIII · C.IX · C.X · C.XI · C.XIV · C.XV D.IX · D.X · D.XI · D.XII · D.XIII · D.XIV · D.XVI · D.XVII · D.XXI · D.XXIII · D.24 DC.I F.I · F.II · F.III · F.IV · F.V · F.VI · F.VII · F.VIII · F.IX · F.X · F.XI · F.XII · F.XIII · F.XIV · F.XV · F.XVI · F.XVII · F.XVIII · F.XIX · F.XX · F.XXI · F.XXII · F.XXIII · F.XXIV · F.25 · F26 · F27 · F28 · F.29 FG.I · FG.II G.I S.I · S.II · S.III · S.IV · S.IX · S-11 · S-12 · S-13 · S-14 T.II · T.III · T.IV · T.V · T.VIII · T.IX Numbering based on seating: F.XXXVI · F.XXXVII · 50 · F.56 · 60 · 70 · 100 · 130 Fokker America F.7 · F.9 Universal · Super Universal · F.10 · F.11 · F.14 · AF.15 · F.18 · F.32 United States military designations Observation: AO-1 · CO-4 · XO-27 Transports: T-2 · C-2 · C-5 · C-7 · C-14 · C-15 · C-16 · C-20 · C-31 · RA Bombers: XLB-2 · XHB-2 · XB-8 · FT Attack: XA-7 Fighters: PW-5 · PW-6 · PW-7 Ambulance: A-2 Trainer: TW-4

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