The SIAI-Marchetti S.211 (later Aermacchi
S-211) is a turbofan-powered military trainer aircraft designed and
originally marketed by SIAI-Marchetti. Some 60 aircraft have been sold
to air forces around the world. Aermacchi bought the production rights
in 1997. The redesigned M-311 (now M-345) is currently under development
by Alenia Aermacchi.
SIAI-Marchetti began work on the aircraft in 1976 as a private venture
basic trainer, hoping to offer it to the company's existing customer
base of small air forces operating their piston-engined SF.260. Formally
announced in Paris the following year, interest was strong enough to
justify the construction of two prototypes, the first of which flew on
10 April 1981. The Singapore Air Force placed the first order for ten
aircraft in 1983.
The S-211 is a small tandem two-seat shoulder-wing monoplane with a
retractable tricycle landing gear and powered by a single Pratt &
Whitney Canada JT15D-4C turbofan. Also, the aircraft was designed for a
secondary close air support capability with four underwing hardpoints
for the carriage of weapons and other external stores.
The S-211 design evolved into the Aermacchi M-345. The airframe has been
strengthened, and a glass cockpit and modern avionics have been added.
As a basic trainer, the aircraft is designed to complement the Aermacchi
M-346 advanced trainer. The aircraft was designed with a secondary
close air support capability with five underwing hardpoints.
The prototype aircraft first flew in June 2005.
Features:
Three high detail visual models: S-211, M-311/M-345 demonstrator and M-345 High Efficiency Trainer Prototype
High fidelity virtual cockpit.
High detail texture sets, based on real aicrafts including
prototypes, Philippine Air Force, Singapore Air Force and Frecce
Tricolori liveries
Realistic flight model closely based on flight manual data.
Custom sound package.
Configuration manager and weapon functionality (gun pods, rockets and bombs).
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