Historical Warbird
OO-XVI
The Spitfire Mk XVI was produced as a derivative of the Mk IX, primarily as a low-level fighter aircraft and as a bomber. The essential difference was the use of an American Packard Merlin 266 instead of the Rolls-Royce Merlin 66. The 266 engine was introduced at the end of 1944.

Call sign | OO XVI |
Type | Spit |
Manufacturer | Supermarine |
Wing span | 12,50m |
Weight | 3039kg |
Length | 9,50m |
Seats | 1 |
Operating range | 991NM |
Cruising speed | 191kts |
Max ceiling | 36500ft |