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Chakavak
Attachment of 3 Chakavk aircraft to the "Army Navy"
Role	Ultralight training-reconnaissance planesType of aircraft
Manufacturer	Iran
Designer	An Iranian Knowledge Base Company
Introduction	2019
Status	Active service, Islamic Republic of Iran
Primary users	Iran (Islamic Republic of Iran Navy Aviation)

The Chakavak (ultralight training-reconnaissance plane) (Persian: هواپیمای آموزشی-شناسایی چکاوک) is an Iranian ultralight training-reconnaissance plane which is able to fly at an altitude of 14000 feet above sea-level for approximately four and a half hours with a speed of 280 kilometers (per hour). Chakavak aircraft possesses 2 seats and an engine. The aircraft weighs 500 kg during flight and 750 kg during takeoff.

This plane was designed by a domestic knowledge-based company, and was joined the Iranian Navy's aviation fleet in the southern port city of Bandar Abbas, in Hormozgan province on December 03, 2019. Three of these domestically-manufactured training-reconnaissance planes were delivered to the Iranian Navy's aviation fleet on the mentioned day in 2019.

References

1. Unveiling of three ultralight aircraft in Bandar Abbas iranpress.com, Retrieved 5 March 2021
2. Three Chakavk planes were annexed to the Nedaja airfield isna.ir, Retrieved 5 March 2021
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5. Chakavk is a new experience of indigenous devices shabestan.ir, Retrieved 5 March 2021
6. Unveiling of the super-light intelligence aircraft donya-e-eqtesad.com, Retrieved 5 March 2021
7. ^ "3 Homegrown Ultralight Aircraft Join Iran Navy's Aviation Fleet". Tasnim News Agency. December 3, 2019. Retrieved 5 March 2021.
8. Unveiling of three ultralight aircraft iribnews.ir, Retrieved 5 March 2021
9. Three ultralight aircraft joined Nedaja fleet irna.ir, Retrieved 5 March 2021
10. Attachment of three "Chakavk" aircraft to the Navy tasnimnews.com, Retrieved 5 March 2021
11. Three Chakavk planes were annexed to the Nedaja airfield + Image shabestan.ir Retrieved 13 March 2021
12. Unveiling of three ultralight aircraft in Bandar Abbas iranpress.com, Retrieved 5 March 2021
13. Three Chakavk planes were annexed to the Nedaja airfield isna.ir, Retrieved 5 March 2021
14. "New local-made reconnaissance aircraft Chakavak were delivered to Iranian Navy". Navy Recognition. 6 December 2019. Archived from the original on Mar 8, 2021. Retrieved 5 March 2021.
15. 3 Chakavak planes join Army Navy mehrnews.com, Retrieved 5 March 2021

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