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Alcor Duo-6

Alhambra Airport & Air Transport Co. · United States · Interwar (1919–1938)

Alcor Duo-6 — Fixed Wing
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The Alcor Duo-4 was a high wing cabin aircraft, unusually powered by a pair of four cylinder straight engines mounted horizontally either side of the nose. After an accident it was rebuilt with six cylinder engines, becoming the Alcor Duo-6. The name Alcor derived from Allan Lockheed Corporation.

Specifications

Category
Fixed Wing
Domain
Civil
Era
Interwar (1919–1938)
Country
United States
Manufacturer
Alhambra Airport & Air Transport Co.
Service Entry
1931
Engine
2× air-cooled, supercharged straight six engines, mounted horizontally
Thrust / Power
210 hp each
Length (ft)
28
Wingspan (ft)
42
Empty Weight (lb)
2885
MTOW (lb)
5090
Service Ceiling (ft)
18500
Range (mi)
660
Max Speed (mph)
190