General Aviation
Boeing B75
Manufacturer: Boeing
The Boeing‑Stearman Model 75, also called the Kaydet, was a rugged, open‑cabin biplane trainer built in the United States during the 1930s and 1940s. At least 10,626 were produced, making it one of the most widely used primary trainers of World War II. It served the U.S. Army Air Forces, U.S. Navy, and Royal Canadian Air Force, and later found a second life in civilian crop‑dusting and air‑show work.
Aircraft Facts
- Type Key
- boeing-b75
- Class
- General Aviation
- Registry Count
- 15
- Example Registration
- N1617M
Specifications
- Wingspan
- 9.8 m / 32 ft
- Length
- 7.54 m / 24 ft
- Height
- 2.95 m / 9 ft
- Max Speed
- 200 km/h / 124 mph
- Cruise Speed
- 154 km/h / 96 mph
- Ceiling
- 4000 m / 13200 ft
- Total Built
- 10626
Variants
- B75- 15 registrations - Example N1617M
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