Soko G-4 Super Galeb

Soko G-4 Super Galeb

(Super Seagull)

Role: - basic/advanced training
- ground support

First flown: 17 July 1978

First production: 1983, SOKO's Mostar plant

Used by: 130 Yugoslavia (before the war)
12 Myanmar (Burma)

Technical data

G-4

Wing span: 9.88 meters (32 ft 5 in)

Length: 11.862 meters (38 ft 11 in)

Height: 4.28 meters (14 ft 0.5 in)

Wing area: 19.5 sq meters

Crew: 1 or 2

Weight empty: 3,134 kg

Training weight: 4600 kg

Take-off weight: 6.300 kg - max. weapon load (13,900 lb)

Weapon load: 1700 kg underwing
1950 including detachable cannon pod

Internal fuel load: 1307 kg

Maximum speed: 910 km/h (565 mph)

Combat radius: 812 km with 625 liters of fuel in auxiliary fuel tanks

Ceiling: 15,000 meters

Rate of climb: 1,800 meters per minute

Radar: None

Engines: one license-built Rolls-Royce Viper 632-46 non-afterburning turbojet, rated at 1,814 (4000 lb or 17.8 kN) kg thrust

Weapons

one GSh-23L 23mm twin-barrel cannon in detachable pod under fuselage

Variants

G-4 Super Galeb

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Role:	- basic/advanced training - ground support
First flown:	17 July 1978
First production:	1983, SOKO's Mostar plant
Used by:	130 Yugoslavia (before the war) 12 Myanmar (Burma)

Technical data
	G-4
Wing span:	9.88 meters (32 ft 5 in)
Length:	11.862 meters (38 ft 11 in)
Height:	4.28 meters (14 ft 0.5 in)
Wing area:	19.5 sq meters
Crew:	1 or 2
Weight empty:	3,134 kg
Training weight:	4600 kg
Take-off weight:	6.300 kg - max. weapon load (13,900 lb)
Weapon load:	1700 kg underwing 1950 including detachable cannon pod
Internal fuel load:	1307 kg
Maximum speed:	910 km/h (565 mph)
Combat radius:	812 km with 625 liters of fuel in auxiliary fuel tanks
Ceiling:	15,000 meters
Rate of climb:	1,800 meters per minute
Radar:	None
Engines:	one license-built Rolls-Royce Viper 632-46 non-afterburning turbojet, rated at 1,814 (4000 lb or 17.8 kN) kg thrust

Weapons
	one GSh-23L 23mm twin-barrel cannon in detachable pod under fuselage