Power
Essential to the performance of any aircraft is its power plant. The BT-67 is superbly equipped in this respect with the PT6A-67R Turboprop engines from Pratt & Whitney Canada and 5-blade metal propellers from Hartzell.
The PT6 engine type has been the engine of choice for commuter airlines for over 20 years. It has established itself in terms of the highest reliability and durability in conjunction with the lowest operating cost. It powers over 12,000 aircraft (100 types) in 160 countries around the world and has accumulated over 162 million hours of service.
Essential to the performance of any aircraft is its power plant. The BT-67 is superbly equipped in this respect with the PT6A-67R Turboprop engines from Pratt & Whitney Canada and 5-blade metal propellers from Hartzell.
The PT6 engine type has been the engine of choice for commuter airlines for over 20 years. It has established itself in terms of the highest reliability and durability in conjunction with the lowest operating cost. It powers over 12,000 aircraft (100 types) in 160 countries around the world and has accumulated over 162 million hours of service.
PT6A-67R
Pratt & Whitney Canada
Pratt & Whitney Canada
The PT6A-67R represents the latest evolution of its type. Over 3,800 of the PT6A-60 family of engines have flown more than 31 million hours.
The engines and propellers provide the BT-67 with the optimal combination of power, efficiency, reliability and product support.
Features:
Accessories Replacement:
Engine Run-Up and Performance:
Engine Operating Limits:
Reliability - PT6A-67R:
The engines and propellers provide the BT-67 with the optimal combination of power, efficiency, reliability and product support.
Features:
- Ease of maintenance
- System simplicity
- True modular construction
- On-the-wing maintenance
- Fewer man hours / faster turn arounds
- Daily inspections - 5 minutes (visual)
- 100-hours inspection - 2 hours
- Hot-section inspection - 10 hours
- Engine change - 20 hours
- Quick engine change - 14 hours (built-up engine available)
- Unscheduled maintenance - 2 hrs/100 flying hrs
Accessories Replacement:
- Ignition box - 15 minutes
- Propeller control - 25 minutes
Engine Run-Up and Performance:
- Check (stabilized) - 20 minutes
Engine Operating Limits:
- Take off (5 min) 1424 shaft H.P. to 99°F (37.2°C)
- Take off (5 min) (ALT.) 1281 shaft H.P. to 91°F (32.8°C)
- Max continuous 1220 shaft H.P. to 119°F (48.3°C)
- Propeller speed - 1700 rpm at take off, 1200-1700 rpm at cruise
- Dry weight - 515 pounds
Reliability - PT6A-67R:
- Time between overhauls - 6,000 hours initial, with increases based on operator experience
- Basic inflight shut-down rate - one per 500,000 hours
- Basic unplanned removal rate - one per 45,000 hours
- Less investment in spares
Performance
For missions from Sub-Saharan Africa to the Antarctic, the BT-67 offers unequalled performance.
- Short, rough, remote airstrips
- High cubic volume, high payload
- Long range
- High versatility
- Brutally rough missions
- No-nonsense reliability
30,000 lbs Takeoff Weight
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