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29 Biggest Planes in Military History - Page 23 of 34 - Kiwi Report

29 Biggest Planes in Military History


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[post_page_title]Antonov An-22[/post_page_title]
This military transport aircraft was designed and built by the Russians back in 1966, and is still in active service today. The Antonov An-22 is powered by four turboprop engines, making it the largest turboprop aircraft to still be in use today. The main objective of the An-22 was to be able to transport missiles. When the new version of the An-22 started in 1961, it was mainly required to be designed in a way that it could land and take off in the smoothest possible with all its massive weight, and so the engineers developed 12 wheels to make it happen.
 
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It’s thought that just under 70 of these were built between 1966 and 1976, although they’re currently being phased out by the An-124 which we mentioned earlier. Either way, it’s one heck of an aircraft!

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