Hughes 269

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The Hughes 269 is a light, three-seat piston-powered helicopter widely used for training, agricultural work, and utility operations.

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Hughes 269 canonical 1
Hughes 269A 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf light helicopter
piston-powered helicopter
alsoKnownAs Schweizer 269 NERFINISHED
TH-55 Osage NERFINISHED
capacity 2 passengers
category agricultural helicopter
civil utility helicopter
training helicopter
controlSystem conventional helicopter controls
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crew 1
designFeature open-framework tail boom
engineConfiguration single-engine
engineType piston engine
firstFlight 1956
fuselageMaterial steel-tube frame
introduced 1957
landingGear skid-type landing gear
manufacturer Hughes Helicopters NERFINISHED
marketRole ab initio helicopter trainer
militaryDesignation TH-55 NERFINISHED
notableFeature good low-speed handling
low operating costs
simple mechanical systems
numberOfEngines 1
operator United States Army
powerplant Lycoming piston engine NERFINISHED
primaryUse agricultural work
pilot training
utility operations
productionStatus out of production as Hughes-branded type
rotorType single main rotor
seatingConfiguration three-seat
successor Schweizer 300 NERFINISHED
tailRotor conventional tail rotor
usedBy civil operators
military operators
usedFor aerial application
flight instruction
light utility transport
observation

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Hughes Helicopters developed Hughes 269
this entity surface form: Hughes 269A