Swift S-1
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Role | Aerobatic glider | ||||||||||||||
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Manufacturer | Swift Ltd. | ||||||||||||||
Designer | Edward Marganski and Jerzy Cisowski | ||||||||||||||
First flight | 6 August 1991 (proof of concept glider: 11 January 1991) | ||||||||||||||
Primary users | Jerzy Makula see European and World Glider Aerobatic Championships for further users | ||||||||||||||
Produced | 1991- | ||||||||||||||
Number built | 30 (+ proof of concept glider) | ||||||||||||||
Developed from | SZD-21 Kobuz | ||||||||||||||
|} The Swift S-1 is a single seat aerobatic glider manufactured by Polish company Swift Ltd. Design and developmentEdward Margański, Jerzy Cisowski and Jerzy Makula developed the Swift at Bielsko-Biała from the SZD-21-2b Kobuz 3.[1][2] The prototype first flew in 1991. The glider is made of glass-fibre epoxy composite. It is very strong (stressed for plus and minus 10g) and manoeuvrable (a roll takes 4 seconds). Larger tips are available to increase the span to 15m. It has a retractable undercarriage. SpecificationsData from [citation needed] General characteristics
Performance
See alsoComparable aircraft
References
External linksMedia related to Swift S-1 at Wikimedia Commons
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