Arado Aircraft

Arado Ar 64 1930 Single-seat biplane fighter developed in 1930 from the Arado S.H trainer and powered by a ... read more ... Two-seat biplane trainer powered by a 179kW Argus As 10 engine. read more ... Arado Ar 66 1933 Arado Ar 65 1933 read more ... Biplane fighter. The Ar 67 was smaller than the Ar 65, and ... read more ... Arado Ar 67 1933 Arado Ar 68 1934 Five prototypes of this new and improved single-seat fighter biplane appeared in 1933, powered by ... read more ... Single-seat fighter, a monoplane with fixed landing gear. Production ... read more ... Arado Ar 80 1934 Arado Ar 81 1934 Biplane dive bomber with a better performance than the ... read more ... The Ar 76 was a lightweight home-defence fighter and advanced ... read more ... Arado Ar 76 1935 Arado Ar 96 1936 Tandem two-seat monoplane trainer with retractable landing gear. Powered by one 335kW Argus As.410A engine ... read more ... Developed as a naval torpedo-bomber and reconnaissance biplane for use from a proposed German aircraft ... read more ... Arado Ar 95 1936 Arado Ar 196 1937 The Ar.196 monoplane was a development of the Ar.95 and the first prototype flew in ... read more ... This was a development of the Ar 95 with wheeled landing gear, ... read more ... Arado Ar 195 1937 Arado Ar 197 1937 Biplane fighter, a development of the Ar 68 intended for use ... read more ... Reconnaissance aircraft, a single-engined mid-wing design. The Luftwaffe initially ... read more ... Arado Ar 198 1938 Arado Ar 79 1938 Designed as an aerobatic two-seat training and touring aircraft, the Arado Ar 79 first appeared ... read more ... The Ar.232 was a uniquely styled transport aircraft. The first prototype flew in 1941 powered ... read more ... Arado Ar 232 1940 Arado Ar 231 1941 The Ar 231 was a small reconnaissance floatplane, build in easily ... read more ... Intended to be produced as a high-speed and high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft, night fighter and bomber, ... read more ... Arado Ar 240 1942 Arado Ar 440 1942 Development of the Ar 240, abandoned on favour of the Do 335. Four built. read more ... Arado's Ar.234 has the historical distinction of being the world's first turbojet bomber to enter ... read more ... Arado Ar 234 "Blitz" 1943 Arado Ar 396 1943 Development of the Ar 96. Production continued in France after ... read more ...