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The '''Savoia-Marchetti S.73''' was a three engine airliner that flew during the 1930s and early 1940s. The first prototype flew in 1934. The '''S.73''' flew in passenger service with airlines such as [[Sabena]], [[Ala Littoria]], [[Czech Airlines]] and [[Avio Linee Italiane]]. At the outbreak of [[World War II]], some of these planes were pressed into military transport duty with Italy and Belgium.  
 
The '''Savoia-Marchetti S.73''' was a three engine airliner that flew during the 1930s and early 1940s. The first prototype flew in 1934. The '''S.73''' flew in passenger service with airlines such as [[Sabena]], [[Ala Littoria]], [[Czech Airlines]] and [[Avio Linee Italiane]]. At the outbreak of [[World War II]], some of these planes were pressed into military transport duty with Italy and Belgium.  
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==Specifications (S.73)==
 
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length main = 17.45 m
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span alt = 78 ft 9 in
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engine (prop) = [[Piaggio]] Stella X.RC 9
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power main = 522 kW  
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cruise speed main = 280 km/h
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cruise speed alt = 174 mph
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range main = 1,020 km
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range alt = 633 mi
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ceiling main = 7,400 m
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ceiling alt = 24,278 ft
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|Number of props || 3
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|Power main || 522 kW  
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|Power alt || 700 hp
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|Cruise speed main || 280 km/h
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|Cruise speed alt || 174 mph
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|Range main || 1,020 km
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|Range alt || 633 mi
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|Ceiling main || 7,400 m
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|Ceiling alt || 24,278 ft
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Latest revision as of 08:34, 3 March 2009

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S.73
Type Airliner
Manufacturer Savoia-Marchetti
Caption Czech Airlines S.73
Designer
First flight 1934
Introduced
Retired
Status
Primary user
More users
Produced
Number built
Unit cost
Variants with their own articles


The Savoia-Marchetti S.73 was a three engine airliner that flew during the 1930s and early 1940s. The first prototype flew in 1934. The S.73 flew in passenger service with airlines such as Sabena, Ala Littoria, Czech Airlines and Avio Linee Italiane. At the outbreak of World War II, some of these planes were pressed into military transport duty with Italy and Belgium.

Specifications (S.73)

S.73
Crew 4-5 and 18 passengers
Length main 17.45 m
Length alt 57 ft 3 in
Span main 24.0 m
Span alt 78 ft 9 in
Height main 4.95 m
Height alt 15 ft 1 in
Area main
Area alt
Empty weight main
Empty weight alt
Loaded weight main 10,430 kg
Loaded weight alt 22,933 lb
Max takeoff weight main
Max takeoff weight alt
Engine (prop) Piaggio Stella X.RC 9
Type of prop air cooled radial engine
Number of props 3
Power main 522 kW
Power alt 700 hp
Max speed main
Max speed alt
Cruise speed main 280 km/h
Cruise speed alt 174 mph
Range main 1,020 km
Range alt 633 mi
Ceiling main 7,400 m
Ceiling alt 24,278 ft
Climb rate main
Climb rate alt
Loading main
Loading alt
Power/mass main
Power/mass alt
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