DISCONTINUED Azur 72011 Hanriot H-232

The Hanriot H-232 is a French twin-engine advanced training aircraft manufactured by SNAC at the beginning of World War II. It was created on the basis of the H-230 prototype. The first machines were flown in the summer of 1937, and in February 1940, the French Air Force received the first serial machines. The drive unit consisted of two Renault 6Q-02/03 engines with a capacity of 220KM each. Unfortunately, only 35 machines were produced and after the occupation of France, the Germans took over 22 aircraft of this type. Finland purchased 3 machines from the German occupation forces, one of them crashed and the other two were used as training planes until 1950. Technical data: length: 8.55 m, wingspan: 12.76 m, height: 3.47 m, maximum speed: 335 km / h, maximum range: 1200 km, maximum ceiling 7500 m, weapons: the plane was not armed.