Photo The T-28 Trojan warms up

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On the Chartres taxiway, the North American T-28B Trojan begins its flight preparation. The radial engine vibrates gently, ready to unleash its full power during the next demonstration. The propeller blades reflect the diffuse light of the heavy clouds, while the military two-seater advances slowly, precisely controlled by its pilot.

This taxiing moment is almost ceremonial: the T-28, emblematic of American flight schools in the 1950s, seems to be measuring the space around it, ready to transform mechanical power into an aerial spectacle. Every detail counts—the purr of the engine, the pilot's posture, the slight pitch of the fuselage—all signs heralding a flight that will be both technical and majestic.

✈️ Technical specifications — North American T-28B Trojan

Feature	Detail
Model	North American T-28B Trojan
Origin	United States
Role	Advanced trainer and support aircraft tactical
First flight	1949
Crew	2 (instructor and student)
Engine	1 × Wright R-1820-86 radial, 1 425 hp
Maximum speed	550 km/h
Cruising speed	460 km/h
Practical ceiling	10,000 m
Radius of action	1,600 km
Span	11.63 m
Length	9.38 m
Special feature	Also used for ground support missions; renowned for its power and maneuverability

Technical details

Camera Canon
Model Canon EOS 700D
Focal length F/5.6
Opening speed 1/4000 sec.
ISO sensitivity ISO-400
Focal length 70 mm
Dimensions 5184 pixels × 3456 pixels
Image resolution 72 ppp × 72 ppp

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