SNJ Texan / USNNorth American SNJ Texan. This airplane was almost certainly the most extensively used trainer of all time, with more than 17,000 airplanes built by North American. One of the earlier numbers of the great North American T 6 trainer family was the AT 6A, used by the United States Army Air Corps as a gunnery trainer from 1941 onwards. The SNJ was the US Navy designation for their aircraft. The SNJ 5 used one 550 hp Pratt &amp, Whitney R 1340 AN 1 radial

It serves with the US Navy

has undergone upgrades such as improved radio navigation

When landed safely on Rogers Dry Lake he was

the plane has been flight tested at more than one million pounds at the Air Force Test Center at Edwards

but the order was later canceled in favor of the B-36

but the first production article was not delivered to the AAF until March 18

but with the nation's allies

The two X-4 aircraft were 23 ft long

The first production model was delivered to the AAF in March 1942

000 Japanese aircraft - 4

The HS125-800 first flew on May 26 1983 and it introduced a number of improvements

Standard accommodation on the airplane was for 66 to 80 passengers