BERIEV BE-200 - Flight Manuals

Title: Beriev BE-200 The Beriev Be-200 is a multi-role amphibious aircraft designed for fire fighting, search and rescue, maritime patrol, cargo and passenger transportation. It has a capacity of 12 tonnes (12,000 litres) of water, or up to 72 passengers. The design was derived from the earlier A-40 Albatross which first flew in 1986 as a military aircraft. Despite considerable interest from the Russian military as a replacement for ageing BE-12 and IL-38 aircraft, only the two prototypes had been built by 2008. The first example of the BE-200 flew in 1998. As is typical for Russian aircraft, although Beriev designed and developed the aircraft, production is undertaken by another company. EASA certification has been obtained and there are hopes the aircraft will find success in the European fire-flighting arena. This title contains the Russian flight manual for the BE-200 in three volumes, plus a nice colour brochure for the aircraft and several other related brochures. The files have been scanned from the original flight manuals and retain any colour pages.

Beriev Be-200 watershow

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Beriev BE 200 Plan

Beriev BE 200 Plan

Multipurpose amphibious aircraft Be-200

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