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Soko J-22 Orao

Role: - attack
- close air support
- reconnaissance
First flown: single seat - 31 October 1974
two-seat - 29 January 1977
Production from: 1981
Manufacturer Soko, Mostar, SFR Yugoslavia
IAv Craiova (now Avioane), Romania
Used by: Romania IAR-93A single seat 26
IAR-93A two seaters 10
IAR-93B 165
SFR Yugoslavia
FRY
Republic of Srpska

 

Technical data

Orao 2 Orao 1 Orao 2D IAR-93A IAR-93A
Wing span: 9.62 meters
Length: 14.90 meters
Height: 4.45 meters
Wing area: 26.00 sq meters
Crew: 1
Take-off weight: 11.250 kg 11,520 kg 10,326 kg 11,200 kg
Weapon load: 2.800 kg 1.500 kg 1.500 kg 2.800 kg
Maximum speed: 1,160 km/h
Combat radius: 530 km with auxiliary fuel tank and 1000 kb bomb load
Ceiling: 13,500 meters
Rate of climb: 4,200 meters per minute
Radar: None
Engines: Two Rolls-Royce Viper 633-41 built by Turbomecanica-ORAO, each rated at 2,268 kg thrust with afterburning Two Rolls-Royce Viper 632-41R built by Turbomecanica-ORAO, each rated at 1,814 kg thrust without afterburning

 

 

Weapons

Orao 2
Fixed: two GSh-23L 23mm twin barrel canon in fuselage
Disposable: two Maverick or Grom air-to-surface missiles
five 500 kg bombs
eight 250 kg bombs
twelve 50 kg or 100 kg bombs
eight cluster bombs
four napalm
up to eight pods for 57mm or 128mm rockets
sixteen 5 in HVAR rockets
five 500 kg mines

 

Variants

SOKO Orao 1
SOKO Orao 2
SOKO Orao 2D
CNIAR IAR-93A
CNIAR IAR-93B

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