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AMD Alarus

The AMD Alarus is a light aircraft produced in two variants, one for general aviation and the other for military use.

Variants
The Alarus was offered in two variants: the AMD Alarus CH2000 general aviation aircraft Alarus CH2000 The AMD Alarus CH2000 general aviation aircraft includes the CH 2000 Trainer. It is a single-engine, fixed gear, low wing monoplane of all metal construction. It has two place side by side seating with dual flight controls, and a forty pound baggage capacity. SAMA CH2000 The SAMA CH2000 is a military surveillance variant of the Alarus. It is equipped with forward-looking infrared – a multi sensor imager offering high performance, precision and high level imaging. The United States Army acquired 8 aircraft at a cost of USD$5.8M for the Iraqi Air Force in 2004, and the first two SAMA CH2000s were delivered on 18 January 2005. The first four CH2000s were used by the 3rd Squadron, based at Kirkuk Air Base, and the others by the 70th Squadron at Basra International Airport. In 2008, following the service entry of the Cessna 208 in the Iraqi Air Force, SAMA CH2000s used by the 3rd Squadron were transferred to the 70th Squadron. Zenair CH 640 The four seat kit aircraft derivative of the Alarus is the Zenair CH 640. ==Operators==
Operators
The Alarus is used by some flight schools in the United States. and four in Canada. The first military user of the CH2000 was the Iraqi Air Force, currently operating 8 aircraft. The Peruvian Air Force will receive six CH2000s built under licence by SEMAN with some custom modifications. The Peruvian version is called the Antarqui (which was a special elite of Chasqui messengers in service with the Inca Empire, that are believed to have used a paragliding device to jump from one hill to another). ==Military operators==
Military operators
; • Iraqi Air Force - 70th Squadron ; • Peruvian Air Force ==Specifications==
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