T-42 Cochise

T-42 Cochise

Description
Role	Pilot Trainer
Crew	1 or 2
Dimensions
Length	28.87 ft	8.8 m
Wingspan	37.73 ft	11.5 m
Height	9.19 ft	2.8 m
Wing area	199 ft²	18.5 m²
Weights
Empty	3,130 lb	1,420 kg
Loaded	5,092 lb	2,310 kg
Powerplant
Engines	Two PE Teledyne Continental IO-520-C
Power	260 hp	194 kW
Performance
Maximum speed	242 mph	390 km/h
Combat range	1,143 mi	1,840 km
Service ceiling	20,900 ft (C)	6,370 m
Rate of climb	1,476 ft/min (C)	450 m/min

The T-42A Cochise is a military version of the Beechcraft Beech Baron used by the United States Army as an instrument training aircraft.

By 1993, the Army's remaining T-42 aircraft were transferred to the Army Reserve and the National Guard and were no longer in standard use.

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