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The Extra 230 is a two-seat, single-engine aerobatic monoplane designed by German aviator Walter Extra. Making its competition debut in 1983, it was one of the early aircraft that established the Extra brand in the aerobatic aviation community. The aircraft features a steel tube fuselage covered with fabric and a wooden wing structure. It is purpose-built for competitive aerobatics and airshow performances for highly skilled pilots.
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Who designed the Extra 230 aircraft?
The Extra 230 is a two-seat, single-engine aerobatic monoplane designed by the German aviator Walter Extra. It made its competition debut in 1983 and helped cement the Extra brand in the aviation community.
What is the Extra 230 used for?
The aircraft is purpose-built for precision aerobatics and competition flying. Making its debut in the early 1980s, it was engineered to withstand the extreme G-forces required for advanced aerial maneuvers.
What materials are used to build the Extra 230?
The aircraft features a steel tube fuselage and a fabric-covered frame, providing both extreme strength and weight savings for aerobatic flight. Unlike later composite models, the 230 relied on this traditional, highly durable construction.
When did the Extra 230 first fly?
The Extra 230 made its competition debut in 1983, establishing Walter Extra's reputation in the aerobatic aviation community. It served as the foundational predecessor to the highly successful Extra 300 series of composite aircraft.
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