Military version of the Dragon Rapide from 1934. The aircraft proved itself to be extremely useful in World War II, especially as a training aircraft. It was used for this purpose and as a post-war liaison aircraft for the Luftwaffe. Two aircraft were sold on the Belgian civilian market, the rest were scrapped. The D7 is still airworthy in Germany today.
Characteristics
Wingspan 14.63 m
Length 10.52 m
Height 3.32 m²
Engine 2 Gipsy Six of 200 hp
Maximum speed 251 km/h
Cruising speed 211 km/h
Range 900 km
Ceiling 5,100 m²
Empty weight 1,466 kg
Load weight 2,500 kg
Number in service 7
Registration D-1 to D-7
First commissioned 01 Apr ’47
Decommissioned in 1953.
