CASA C-202 Halcón

The CASA C-202 Halcón, meaning falcon, was a twin-engine transport aircraft built by the Spanish firm CASA. It was designed for use on the international air routes of Spain and had tricycle landing gear and a heated and air-conditioned cabin that could seat fourteen passengers. Twenty aircraft were ordered at first and delivered to the Spanish Air Force, which designated them T.6. Its specification lists two ENMASA Beta nine-cylinder air-cooled radial engines of about 578 kilowatts each, a maximum speed of 375 kilometres per hour and a range of 1,210 kilometres. The larger CASA C-207 Azor was later developed from it, and the C-201 Alcotán is its closest relative among earlier CASA transports.