2x Pratt & Whitney Canada (PWC) PWC 127G turboprop engines, rated at 2,750 shp each
Rate of Climb (ft/min)
1410/4240
Service Ceiling (ft)
30000
Military/Afterburner Speed (kt)
310
Cruise Speed (kt)
260
Supercruise
No
Ferry Range (nm)
2900
Endurance (min)
No response
Takeoff / Landing Distance (m)
451-900m TOD/LAD
Fuel Capacity (kg)
6150
Sensors
1x MX-15 multi-sensor imaging system beneath its nose to localize, track, identify and detect targets in day / night and difficult weather conditions.
6x high-definition imaging and laser sensors such as laser rangefinder, laser illuminator, and Electro-Optical / Infrared (EO / IR) cameras. Developed by L-3 Wescam
1x multi-mode search radar is fitted under the fuselage to provide an unobstructed 360° field of view. It can detect, recognize, classify and track both land and water-based objects such as fishing vessels, merchant ships, inflatable boats and small craft up to a distance of 200nm.
Mounts
No weapons
Loadout Options
Ferry DB ID #28191
Maintenance
Reserve
Cargo
SAR Needs to be created
Comms/Datalinks
VHF [Unsecure]
HF Radio [Unsecure]
Aircraft Codes
Night Navigation (Ferry, Air-to-Air, Air-to-Surface Missiles)
Comments
Sensors:
Search Radar
Multi-mode radar for detection, localization, classification, and tracking of targets
over water and land – all weather, day or night
Maximum range of 200 nm, tracking 100+ surface targets while scanning
Detects: Ocean-going fishing vessels or merchant ships between 80-200 nm; Small
craft or inflatable boats up to 35 nm; and, SAR mode provides the capability of
distinguishing and recognizing ground contacts
Electro-Optical/Infrared sensors
Stabilized, high magnification imaging sensors greatly extend detection, recognition, and identification range
Multi-spectral imaging (daylight, low light, and thermal) enables search operations
under sub-optimal conditions, such as overcast, dusk, and even complete darkness
Target geo-location eases handoff to ground personnel
EO/IR sensors lend themselves to search automation
DB Selector
DB3K
Hypothetical
No
Name
C-295 Kingfisher
Country
Canada
Service
Royal Canadian Air Force
In Commission
2022-
Length (m)
24.5
Wingspan (m)
25.81
Height (m)
8.65
Empty Weight (kg)
9600
Maximum Takeoff Weight (MTOW) (kg)
23,200
Payload Weight (kg)
9,250
Crew
6
Propulsion
2x Pratt & Whitney Canada (PWC) PWC 127G turboprop engines, rated at 2,750 shp each
Rate of Climb (ft/min)
1410/4240
Service Ceiling (ft)
30000
Military/Afterburner Speed (kt)
310
Cruise Speed (kt)
260
Supercruise
No
Ferry Range (nm)
2900
Endurance (min)
No response
Takeoff / Landing Distance (m)
451-900m TOD/LAD
Fuel Capacity (kg)
6150
Sensors
Mounts
No weapons
Loadout Options
Comms/Datalinks
Aircraft Codes
Night Navigation (Ferry, Air-to-Air, Air-to-Surface Missiles)
Comments
Sensors: Search Radar
Sources
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5ce2eac378733900016331b2/t/5e9a192a78a37700d788feae/1587157292287/CC-295_Airforce_43No4_09Feb2020_V2.pdf https://theaviationist.com/2020/10/06/canada-has-received-the-first-cc-295-kingfisher-search-and-rescue-aircraft/ https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/services/procurement/fixed-wing-search-and-rescue-procurement-project.html www.rcaf-arc.forces.gc.ca/en/aircraft-current/cc-295.page https://skiesmag.com/features/king-northern-skies-cc295-kingfisher/