The Avro 626 is a single-engined British biplane trainer aircraft produced by Avro during the (1918-1939) inter-war period.
The Model 626 was developed by Avro from the company's Model 621 (Tutor) for export to smaller air forces, the idea being that the 626 would be a single aircraft that could carry out general aircrew training as well as a number of other roles. The types 621 and 626 were both two-seaters, but the latter had an additional cockpit behind the rear seat of the 621 and accessible from it.
Variants
- Avro 626: Two seat multi-purpose aircraft.
- Avro Prefect: RAF and RNZAF name for the 626; in the period most RAF aircraft received names.
- Avro 637: Armed patrol version of the Avro 626.
- Tatra T.126: Licence built 626, manufactured in Czechoslovakia.
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