Aircraft program
The IA-63 Pampa is an advanced jet trainer with combat capability. Versions currently in production are the Pampa II and Pampa III.
It has all-metal structure in the form of semi-monocoque with stressed skin, and a single engine. The fuel tank is integral to the two-spar wing box, and the wings are shoulder-mounted. Tricycle landing gear is hydraulically extended and designed for unprepared surfaces. Ailerons, rudder, tailplane, Fowler flaps and airbrake are hydraulically-powered, and primary surfaces have tandem actuators.
Accommodates two pilots in tandem with ejector seats, in a pressurised and air conditioned area under a single-piece canopy. Three-screen EFIS with optional helmet-mounted display.
First prototype flew in 1984 and the first production model in 1987. First production Pampa III flew in 2018.
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See Analytics rates| Variant | Launch / first flight | Production end | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| FAdeA IA-63 Pampa | 1979 / 1984 | 2007 | Baseline variant. |
| FAdeA IA-63 Pampa II | 2001 / 2005 | 2013 | Upgraded variant, formerly in conjunction with Lockheed Martin and known as AT-63. |
| FAdeA IA-63 Pampa III | 2013 / 2015 | Redesigning of Pampa aircraft, includes light attack avriant: IA-63GT Pampa III. |
| FAdeA S.A | News |
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