Embraer EMB 110 Bandeirante variant

Embraer EMB 110 Bandeirante EMB 110 (C-95)

First production version, seating twelve and powered by 680 shp PT6A-27 engines in redesigned nacelles that fully enclosed the retracted landing gear. Brazilian military designation: C-95.

Embraer EMB 110 Bandeirante sheet

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August 9, 1972
First flight
60
Units built
12
Passengers

History

Market conditions had moved away from an eight-seat aeroplane, so the EMB 100 was quickly reworked into the roomier and more advanced EMB 110. In May 1970 the Brazilian Air Force placed an initial order for eighty production aircraft, the commitment that put the programme on a firm footing. The Brazilian airworthiness certificate followed late in 1972 and the first delivery to the air force took place on 9 February 1973.