The Yakovlev Yak-200 was a prototype Soviet multi-engine trainer built during the 1950s. A modified version was built as the Yak-210 for navigator training, but only one example of each was built before the program was cancelled in 1956.

The Yak-200 was a tidy mid-wing aircraft, of all-metal construction except for some fabric-covered control surfaces, and retractable tricycle landing gear. It was, as with the Yak-16, powered by twin ASh-21 radials driving twin-bladed variable-pitch propellers.

2006年5月26日 · When creating aircraft Yak-200 and Yak-210 is very useful experience in the design of passenger aircraft Yak-16 with two engines AL-21 (1947 y.). They have same power and the installation of a similar layout aerodynamic wing.

性能：使用一部M-105R液冷V型十二汽缸發動機，功率925千瓦，極速每小時六百公里，升限一萬公尺，航程850公里，初始上升率每分鐘一千二百公尺。 武裝：一門20毫米機炮，一挺 12.7毫米機槍，可掛一百公斤炸彈或六枚空用火箭。 尺寸和重量：翼展10公尺，機長8.48公尺，高度2.64公尺，空重2347公斤，最大起飛重量2847公斤。

雅克-200原型是多引擎教练机，20世纪50年代建造。 修改后的版本是建成雅克-210训练导航仪，但被建立之前每个只有一个实例，该计划1956年被取消了。 国家：苏/俄

The Yakovlev Yak-200 was a prototype Soviet multi-engine trainer built during the 1950s. A modified version was built as the Yak-210 for navigator training, but only one example of each was built before the program was cancelled in 1956.

The Yakovlev Yak-200 was a Soviet prototype training and training aircraft from the Cold War period. The machine was made in a top wing configuration with a landing gear retracted in flight in a three-support configuration.

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Le Yak-200 était un bimoteur à train tricycle et rétractable, avec des ailes médianes supportant les nacelles moteur. Le fuselage était de type semi-monocoque et métallique. Certaines volets et ailerons étaient recouverts de toiles.

Until recently it was imagined in the West that the Yak-200 was intended as a trainer for the pilots of multi-engined aircraft, and that a second prototype, the Yak-210, was a trainer for navigators and bombaimers. In fact both were intended for tactical reconnaissance and artillery spotting, though their low performance would have made them ...