PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG Border Guards. 2006r.

Kraków 2006-08-24

PZL M-28-05 Skytruck for the Border Guard.

In 2005, the Polish Border Guard ordered a patrol plane based on the M-28-05 airframe from the third production series, AJE 003-11. The plane received registration SN-60YG. At the moment, when the aircraft was delivered to the user, it was registered with SP-PDG. The machine is equipped with the ARS-400M radar with a range of 220 km, FLIR head, IR / UV marine scanner, rescue and patrol equipment and avionics with a laser gyroscope. The propulsion is two PT 6 A-65 B engines that move the Hartzell propellers.

PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman
PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman

PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman
PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman

PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman
PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman

PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman
PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman

PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman
PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman

PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman
PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman

PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman
PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG. 2009 year. Photo by Karol Placha Hetman

PZL M-28-05 Skytruck SN-60YG of the Border Guard.

The civilian equivalent of Bryza-bis is the plane built on the basis of the M-28-05 Skytruck from the third production series No. 1 AJE 003-11, used by the Polish Border Guard since 2006. The plane received the SN-60YG registration, and during the delivery to the user, the plane temporarily wore the SP-PDG registration.

PZL M-28-05 is a version produced from the 3rd production series. The main difference between the -02 version and the -05 version is a completely new radio-navigation equipment. EFIS displays were used in the cockpit instead of analog instruments. The fuel supply was increased by installing more tanks in the wings. The plane received a certificate for the load capacity of 7 500 kg.

Due to the wide range of tasks that the aircraft performs, it has received very extensive equipment. The aircraft was equipped with the ARS-400 M radar, mounted under the fuselage, with a range of 220 km. The aircraft was equipped with a FLIR Star Safire II warhead, an IR / UV marine scanner, modern rescue and patrol equipment and avionics with a laser gyroscope. The navigation system is based on the LCR-92 laser gyroscope. The plane has a controllable searchlight mounted on a boom attached to the landing gear pylon under the right wing. However, the plane does not detect submarines and has a fixed landing gear. The rear hinged door allows for the discharge of the life raft. The aircraft is powered by two PT 6 A-65 B engines and Hartzell propellers.

Data T-T PZL M-28 B/PT. 1993 rok:

Wingspan 22.06 m (72.4 ft). Length 13.10 m (43 ft). Height 4.90 m (16 ft). Curb weight 4,090 kg. Curb weight, rescue version (SAR) 5,415 kg. Max weight 7 500 kg. Load weight 2 300 kg + 300 kg in the luggage compartment. Fuel 1,766 kg (2,280 liters). Max speed 365 km / h. Max speed VMO 355 km / h (192 KTS). Cruising 330 km / h. Minimum safe speed 160 km / h. Patrol speed for rescue version (SAR) 165 km / h. Landing speed 135 km / h. Stall speed of 120 km / h. Rate of climb 9 – 11 m / s. Rate of climb 2,360 ft / minute. Range max 1,420 – 1,500 km at a cruising altitude of 3,000 m with a spare for 45 minutes of flight. Range, laden max. 1,000 km. Flight time 4 hours 50 minutes + reserve. Service ceiling 6,200 m (with oxygen masks). Take-up run 325 m (1,065 ft). Run-up salvage version (SAR) 440 m. Run-up distance 560 m. Run-of-rescue (SAR) 330 m. PT 6 A-65 B engines with a power of 2 x 809 kW (2 x 1,100 kM).

Written by Karol Placha Hetman