| Technical data |
| Type |
An-2F |
| Function |
Artillery spotter |
| Year |
1949
|
| Crew |
4 |
| Engines |
1*1000hp ASh-62IR
|
| Length |
12.6m |
| Wingspan |
18.18m |
| Wing area |
71.5m2 |
| Empty weight |
3320kg |
| Loaded weight |
5250kg |
| Wing Load (kg/m2) |
73.5 |
| Power load (kg/hp) |
5.2 |
| Speed at 0m |
256km/h |
| Speed at 3600m |
253km/h |
| Landing Speed |
85km/h |
| Landing Roll |
240m |
| Takeoff Roll |
200m |
| Flight Endurance |
4h |
| Range |
700km |
| Ceiling |
4500m |
| Armament |
| Guns |
1*23mm NS-23 or 1*12.3mm UBT
|
Artillery spotter and photo-reconnaissater, the only armed member of An-2 family. It also differed by slim tail, twin tailfins and glazed fuselage section behind the wing. Tail layout allowed effective gunner operation.
An-2F was finished in July 1948 and first flown in April 1949 by pilot A.E.Pashkevich. Trials continued until February 1950.
Aircraft was obviously obsolete for military service, and no production followed.
| Predecessors |
Modifications |

An-2T
|
None |