The Fairchild 22 is a light single engine two seat biplane developed in the United States during the 1930s for sport and training use. Discover Fairchild 22 aircraft for sale worldwide on AvPay. Browse active Fairchild 22 listings and find available aircraft across the USA, North America, UK, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and South America. Connect directly with aircraft brokers, private sellers, flying clubs, flight schools and manufacturers. Explore the full inventory of aircraft for sale on AvPay here!
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AvPay offers a global marketplace for the Fairchild 22, connecting buyers and sellers across the USA, North America, UK, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and South America. The Fairchild 22 is a light two seat biplane developed in the early 1930s and is best known for sport flying training and aerobatic use, with AvPay supporting buyers seeking well preserved historic aircraft.
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Interesting facts about the Fairchild 22
✈ The Fairchild 22 first flew in 1931 and became one of the most popular American light aircraft of its era.
✈ It was designed as an affordable sport and training aircraft during the early years of private aviation.
✈ The aircraft features a classic open cockpit biplane layout that appeals strongly to vintage aircraft collectors.
✈ Several Fairchild 22 variants were produced using different piston engines reflecting customer preferences at the time.
✈ The model was widely used by flying clubs and private owners before the Second World War.
✈ A small number of Fairchild 22 aircraft were impressed into military service for liaison and evaluation roles.
✈ Many surviving Fairchild 22 examples remain airworthy due to their simple structure and straightforward maintenance.
✈ The Fairchild 22 helped establish Fairchild as a respected manufacturer of light aircraft in the United States.
Model Variants for buyers to consider when purchasing a Fairchild 22
The Fairchild 22 was produced in a wide range of variants primarily distinguished by engine type and power output. Early versions such as the C7 and C7A used inverted inline piston engines with modest power suited to training and sport flying. Later variants including the C7B C7E and C7F adopted more powerful radial engines which improved climb and aerobatic capability. The C7G represented an aerobatic focused development with higher power output. A limited number of experimental and military designations also existed. These differences matter to buyers as engine choice affects performance handling maintenance complexity and long term operating costs.
Fairchild 22 Specifications
Information provided here is intended as a general guide only and should not be used for flight planning or operational decision making. Actual specifications vary by variant engine installation and restoration standard. Buyers should always confirm details with the seller.
Length: 6.78 m (22 ft 3 in)
Wingspan: 10.06 m (33 ft 0 in)
Height: 2.41 m (7 ft 11 in)
Empty Weight: 500 kg (1,102 lb)
Maximum Take Off Weight (MTOW): 794 kg (1,750 lb)
Range: 563 km (300 nm)
Service Ceiling: 6,095 m (20,000 ft)
FAQs About the Fairchild 22
What type of aircraft is the Fairchild 22?
The Fairchild 22 is a light fixed wing biplane designed for sport flying training and aerobatic use.
How many people can the Fairchild 22 carry?
The aircraft features two open cockpit seats arranged in tandem.
What engines were used in the Fairchild 22?
The Fairchild 22 was produced with several piston engine options including inline and radial engines depending on variant.
Is the Fairchild 22 suitable for aerobatics?
Certain variants were specifically intended for aerobatic flying and the type was commonly used for sport aerobatics.
Are Fairchild 22 aircraft still flying today?
Yes a number of restored Fairchild 22 aircraft remain airworthy and are flown regularly by vintage aircraft owners.
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