Rapidito.........rapidito......

El 13 de septiembre de 1974 un Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird pilotado por los capitanes Harold B. Adams y William C. Machorek recorrió los casi 9.000 kilómetros que separan Londres de Los Angeles en 3 horas, 47 minutos y 35,8 segundos, aterrizando, por la diferencia horaria, casi cuatro horas antes de haber despegado.

[Fuente: La mítica Enciclopedia Ilustrada de la Aviación de la Editorial Delta. En papel. Confirmado en Blackbird Records.]

Especificaciones del SR-71A

Generales

Tripulación: 2
Longitud: 32,72 m
Envergadura: 16,94 m
Altura: 5,64 m
Superficie alar: 170 m²
Peso en vacío: 30.600 kg
Peso cargado: 77.000 kg
Máximo peso al despegue: 78.000 kg
Carga útil: 1.600 kg de sensores
Planta motriz: 2 turborreactores con poscombustión continua Pratt & Whitney J58-1 de 145 kN de empuje cada uno.

Rendimiento

Velocidad máxima: Mach 3,3 (3.530 km/h) a 24.000 m
Alcance de combate: 5.400 km
Alcance en traslado: 5.925 km
Techo de servicio: 25.900 m
Velocidad de ascensión: 60 m/s
Carga alar: 460 kg/m²
Relación empuje-peso: 0,382

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