FMA IA-58 PUCARA &
IA-63 PAMPA
The IA-58 Pucara ("Fortress") is
a turboprop ground-attack
and
COIN aircraft designed to be operated
from small front
line airfields. The prototype first flew in
1969 and around
150 have been built, serving with the
Argentine air force
and several other smaller
air forces.
The IA-63 was intended
to replace the MS760
in Argentine
Air Force service, and received assistance
from Dornier of
Germany in the design. This is why the
aircraft shares some
features with the Alpha Jet. The aircraft first
flew in 1984
but only a small number have been built for
the sole customer,
the Argentine
Air
Force.
This CD
contains the flight
manuals
for both the IA-58 and
the IA-63, in Spanish, and one brochure for each,
in English.
The CD has been copied from the
original flight manuals and
retains
any colour pages.
