Vultee XA-41 43-35124

 

The Vultee XA-41 (Model 90) of 1944 was the last of the two A-type designations, the other being Beech XA-38.

First flying on 11 February 1944 piloted by Frank Davis, one XA-41 prototype was built, 43-35124, for testing as ground-attack by USAAF and USN, then civil re-registered NX60373 by Pratt & Whitney for supercharger testing.

 

It was scrapped 1950.

 

Engine: P&W XR-4360, 3000hp

Wingspan: 54'0"

Length: 48'8"

Useful load: 5400 lb

Max speed: 353 mph

Cruise speed: 270 mph

Stall: 74 mph

Range: 950 mi

Seats: 1