2014年4月11日 · The Convair B36 is one notable multi-engine aircraft with engines in pusher configuration, as is the Piaggio Avanti. And the Cessna Skymaster is a push/pull configuration (If you get a multi-engine rating in a Skymaster, your ticket will …

This answer, and the Wikipedia article on push-pull configuration both claim that aircraft with push-pull configuration are easier to fly in the event of engine failure, because the thrust provided by remaining engine would remain in the centerline.

2018年5月18日 · A push-pull arrangement with a "puller" propellor in front of a "pusher" can give rise to problems of aerodynamic interference with the rear propellor at higher power levels, this was a problem with the Dornier 335 fighter.

2021年8月10日 · What I have been wondering is if aircraft in push pull configuration always use the same engine For both the pusher and the puller or is there a advantage in having it be offset where one engine does more of the “work then the other engine?

2023年5月9日 · In this 1971 Cessna 337 Skymaster (push-pull twin-engine airplane) Owner's Manual the engines are referred to as the front, rear or affected, depending on what section of the manual you are reading. I'm unaware of a specific, universally accepted designation, that identifies a Skymaster's engines (push-pull twin-engine airplane) as "number one" or "number …

2022年11月29日 · The only push propeller designs I know of are centerline/fuselage mounted which has obvious problems as far as having a tail on the rear of the aircraft. It appears these challenges lead to all the...

2020年4月14日 · In light aircraft it's more common to see the arrangement below, with concentric tubes; a large torque tube to run the ailerons, and a centre push/pull tube for the elevator, eliminating any geometric cross-talk because they are both running on the same axis.

2014年12月10日 · It's very common to see pilots moving a light aircraft by pushing or pulling on the prop, either because there's no tow bar available or simply out of preference or convenience. Is this a reasonable

2017年5月15日 · I am looking for the earliest plane in push-pull configuration that flew or at least took off. I have found such planes ("Short Triple Twin" and "Short Tandem Twin") flown in 1911. So, I would be especially interested in push-pull flying machines that took off before 1911.

2016年5月5日 · Airliners are often (almost always actually) pushed back by a tug or a tractor to leave the gate. The tug can also tow an aircraft that cannot taxi by itself. How much force is required to pull or push a large airliner on the ground? …