The aircraft
of
Fairchild

In the early 1920s Sherman Fairchild was engaged actively in the business of aerial photography and survey. A variety of ...

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Basically an updated version of the Fairchild FC-2W2, the Fairchild 71 incorporated many improvements that resulted from experience with the ...

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The mounting sales of the Fairchild 22 Model C7A induced the company to produce what was basically an enclosed cabin ...

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In 1935-36 Fairchild Aircraft Ltd in Canada continued development of the Super 71, leading to the larger-capacity Fairchild 82. Following ...

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The importance of heavy defensive/offensive armament for its bomber aircraft had not been appreciated by US Army Air Corps planners ...

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To meet a US Army requirement of 1941 for a specialised military freighter, Fairchild began work on the design of ...

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During 1947 Fairchiid developed an improved version of the C-82, the XC-82B prototype being a conversion from a production ...

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Conversion of one C-119B to meet USAF requirement for an experimental detachable-fuselage transport; C-119B wings and tail surfaces combined with ...

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The C-123 troop and cargo transport was designed by the original Chase Aircraft Company. A production order for 300 C-123B, ...

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In April 1956 Fokker in the Netherlands concluded an agreement with Fairchild for manufacture of the F27 Friendship then under ...

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Fairchild Republic and Northrop each built two prototypes for evaluation under the US Air Force's A-X programme, initiated in 1967, for ...

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