Nieuport IV
French airplane
Edouard de Nie Port (Nieuport), the founder of the "Nieuport" company in 1909, built only monoplanes until 1914. The Type 4G, which was created in 1911, was a very successful design in mid-1912. the French, British, Italian and Russian armies were to purchase twelve of the two-manned aircraft each. In September 1913, the Russian Piotr Niewierow rose to a height of 1000 meters on the Nieuport IV airplane, then made a diving flight and made loops, he was the first in the world to do so. The loop made by Nesterov was called the "death loop".
Technical data:
Span: 12.20 m
Length: 9.20 m
Height: 2.80 m
Crew: 2 people
Own weight: 340 kg
Top speed: 140 km / h

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