Horten's F.M.A. I.A.38 "Naranjero" flying wing

[Vladimir]

Hi, Horten's Argentinian build

 

[dan_inbox]

See FMA I.A.38 Naranjero.
for example at http://www.aviastar.org/air/argentina/fma_iae-38.php

 

[Triton]

Fabrica Militar de Aviones (FMA) IA-38 transport from 1963.

Source:
http://lotnictwo.net.pl/3-tematy_ogolne/13-lotnictwo_cywilne/67925-futurystyczne_projekty_samolotow_pasazerskich-5.html

 

[Triton]

Please move to:

"Various Horten projects"
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,3863.msg268820.html#msg268820

 

[Silencer1]

Hi, Horten's Argentinian build

A bit of FMA-38 image enhancement - just for fun.

 

[Erdosain]

Last Saturday, a room in tribute to Reimar Horten was inaugurated at the National Aeronautics Museum in Moron, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

For now, the HoXb Piernifero is exhibited there along with some models, including the IA-38 Naranjero by Juan Manuel Mascarello

 

[Erdosain]

This photo is new to me

 

[Erdosain]

Blue print of the planned commercial jet version of the IA-38, equipped with Rolls Royce Nene engines and planned for 24 passengers

 

[Erdosain]

Variant of the FMA IA-38 for civil transport with 24 passengers, three crew members and 1 ton of cargo (mail and luggage). The IA-38 jet was supposed to be powered by two RR Nene or Derwent

 

[Adler]

Here are two very fine resources with color photographs of the aircraft.

https://fdra.blogspot.com/2020/08/fma-el-proyecto-iae-38.htmlhttps://fdra.blogspot.com/2023/06/fma-el-primer-vuelo-del-iae38.html