Casa Cn 235 Series 100 Originaltechnical Desription on 2040-parts.com
Barberton, Ohio, United States
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CASA CN-235 Technical Description brochure dated May 1987 covers: General Information, Geometrical Data, Structures, Landing Gear, Power Plant, Fuel System, Hydrauic System Electrical System, Lighting, Instrumentation and Avionics, Flight Controls, Fire Protection System, Weather Protection Systems, Environmental and Pressurization System, Oxygen System, and Servicing.
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