Fleet 60 Fort

The Fort was originally designed as an advanced flying trainer and in 1940 orders were placed for 200 to be built for the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan.Production was delayed, however, as the first Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) model was not flying until 18 April 1941.Pilot trainees found the Fort relatively easy to master, thereby making it unsuitable for transition to combat aircraft (e.g., Hawker Hurricane).Also, the RCAF decided that pilots who had soloed in Fleet Finches and de Havilland Tiger Moths could proceed to Harvards without training on Forts.Data from Jane's Vintage Aircraft Recognition Guide[1]General characteristics Performance
Fleet 60K Fort at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum , Hamilton, Ontario
Profile views of the Fleet Fort.
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