Embraer EMB-110/111 Bandeirante

1968

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Embraer EMB-110/111 Bandeirante

To promote the development of Brazil's aircraft industry, the company known as Empresa Brasileira de Aeronautica SA was formed in 1959, the name soon being abbreviated in general use to EMBRAER. Under this title the company began operations at the beginning of January 1970, and since that time has made almost enviable progress. In addition to the design and development of indigenous aircraft, EMBRAER also builds under licence products of the US Piper Aircraft Corporation.

Among a number of highly successful designs one must include the EMBRAER EMB-110 Bandeirante (Pioneer), a twin-turboprop aircraft that was developed to meet the requirements of Brazil's Ministry of Aeronautics for a multi-purpose light transport. Designed under the guidance of well-known French designer Max Holste, the first of three prototypes, designated YC-95, flew for the first time on 26 October 1968, and production of this aircraft became one of the first tasks of the EMBRAER company. The Bandeirante found a ready market among the multitude of short-range commuter airlines, many based in the United States.

A cantilever low-wing monoplane, primarily of metal construction, the Bandeirante has a conventional fuselage and tail unit, retractable tricycle landing gear and power provided by two Pratt & Whitney Aircraft of Canada PT6A turboprops in wing-mounted nacelles. Seating varies according to role, but the EMB-110P2 has accommodation for a maximum of 21 passengers.

When production ceased in 1990, 500 Bandeirantes had been ordered and built, variants including the EMB-110, EMB-110/C-95, EMB-110 A/EC 95, EMB-110B/R-95, EMB-110B1, EMB-110C, EMBHOE(J), EMB-110K1/C-95A, EMB-110P, EMB-110P1K and EMB-110S1. The final production versions, progressive developments of earlier aircraft, included the EMB-110P1/C-95B for quick-change passenger/cargo operations; EMB-110P2/C-95C third-level commuter transport; and two versions corresponding to the foregoing for operations at a higher gross weight which have the respective designations EMB-110P1/41 and EMB-110P2/41 A pressurised version designated EMB-110P3, did not proceed.

Two other versions were developed for more specific military applications, the first being the EMB-110P1SAR for inland or over-water search and rescue. This has accommodation for observers and a variety of rescue equipment, plus space for up to six stretcher patients. Five are operated by the Brazilian air force under the designation SC-95B. Others are the EC-95B calibration and XC-95B rain research versions. The second is the EMB-111 land-based maritime surveillance aircraft which is operated by the Coastal Command of Brazil's air force under the designation P-95. Examples have been supplied also to the Chilean navy and the air force of Gabon. Generally similar to the standard Bandeirante, the EMB-111 can be distinguished by its wingtip tanks and large nose radome. Internally it carries sea patrol radar, an inertial navigation system and Thomson-CSF passive ECM equipment. Underwing pylons can carry air-to-surface rockets, target markers and chaff dispensers.

Embraer EMB-110/111 Bandeirante

Specification 
 MODELEMB-110P2
 PASSENGERS21
 ENGINE2 x Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Canada PT6A-34, 559kW
 WEIGHTS
  Take-off weight5670 kg12500 lb
  Empty weight3555 kg7837 lb
 DIMENSIONS
  Wingspan15.33 m50 ft 4 in
  Length15.1 m50 ft 6 in
  Height4.92 m16 ft 2 in
  Wing area29.1 m2313.23 sq ft
 PERFORMANCE
  Max. speed460 km/h286 mph
  Cruise speed335 km/h208 mph
  Ceiling6860 m22500 ft
  Range2000 km1243 miles

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Embraer EMB-110/111 BandeiranteA three-view drawing (592 x 940)

Comments
valter Campelo, e-mail, 20.01.2022 03:57

very much before Embraer, were another company called NEIVA that building the airplane Paulistinha and Regente
This company was bought by embraer, and build under license Piper aircrafts
thank you

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Ricardo, e-mail, 09.04.2013 17:43

i have some information you are loking for, please send me some email so i can send the info that you need. speeds, fuel consumption, climb limit, range pressurization...

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lxbfYeaa, e-mail, 14.03.2024 Ricardo

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Guy, e-mail, 18.09.2012 12:12

The Bandeirante was a beaut commercial airplane tough and reliable with the PT6A-34 a great turbine, TALAIR operated Bandeirante and Twinotter when the Bandeirante PT6s got hot /limited the were put into the Twinotter which normally used a PT6A-27 the pilots were not overly fond of the DHC-6-300 /PT6A-34 combination but the company did. The Bandeirante was a great route prover.

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Gus, 09.09.2011 04:10

The EMB-111 was oprated by argentain navy in the war malvinas , these planes were rented by embraer.

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daxiong, 21.06.2011 06:22

ese avioa nem presta so tem ferrugi osiesieisieoiseoi bandeirluha ferio olhao tamnhu do naris dele kkk ele menti mt !!

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GUI, 27.01.2011 01:31

Embraer was formed on august 19th 1969 and not in 1959 as it is mentioned in the text.

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andre, e-mail, 12.01.2011 14:53

Did perform day to day repairs on the EMB110 for a regional air carrier in the 1970 /80's. If A.Shukla would like to chat feel free to.

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Noname, e-mail, 31.03.2020 10:24

very good, beautiful plane to fly

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Walker, e-mail, 17.03.2010 18:02

Esse FDP é um Filho Da Puta (sun of the bech or motherfuk), vai tomar no teu cu seu merda do caralho...KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK.....

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ragavan, e-mail, 19.01.2010 11:53

wats the price of this bike i need to buy it

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ASGHAR TEHRANI, e-mail, 13.09.2009 21:54

1- I want to know the price of EMB-111 maritime patrol aircraft (brand new)if exist. otherwise let me know the price for newest one also year of aircraft is made 2-What is latest version of EMB producti.

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Eduardo Horcades, e-mail, 15.04.2009 18:21

Gentlemen,
This cimment is not to be published but to alert you that I think the comments made by somebody who identified himself as "fdp", which means in portuguese "SOB", should not stay in the site since it says nothing in any language. What he wrote, is the worst portuguese you can imagine.
Regards.
Eduardo Horcades

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fons, e-mail, 15.01.2009 12:41

beautiful plane to fly

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ASHUTOSH SHUKLA, e-mail, 02.07.2008 07:29

dear sir,

i want to know the fuel consumption , tbo of engine and propeller and to know weather the aircraft is cabin pressurised or not.

regards
ashutosh

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fdp, e-mail, 09.03.2008 23:12

iso ta mt paia kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk ese avioa nem presta so tem ferrugi osiesieisieoiseoi bandeirluha ferio olhao tamnhu do naris dele kkk ele menti mt !!

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matt jerome, e-mail, 22.05.2007 16:21

what are the v speeds?
Vx,Vy,V1,V2,Vr,Vs,Vs1,Vso,Vmc
Is there a critical engine?

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