The first prototype flew on April 15, 1946. Two built. Canceled.

This page is under construction. While we're waiting for its completion, here are some links to other webpages on this aircraft:

http://aeroweb.brooklyn.cuny.edu/specs/hughes/hugxf11.htm

http://www.joematlock.com/HughesFX11.htm

http://www.airbornegrafix.com/HistoricAircraft/Design/XF11.htm

http://www.wpafb.af.mil/museum/fta/fta997.htm

http://www.spyflight.co.uk/xf11.HTM

http://www.check-six.com/Crash_Sites/XF-11_crash_site.htm

Additional information on this aircraft can be found at Wikipedia here.
(updated February 2009)
 

Hughes XF-11

Type:		photographic reconnaissance aircraft
Crew:		2 (pilot and relief pilot-navigator)
Armament: 	none
	Length:        	65' 5"
	Height:        	23' 2"
	Wingspan:      	101' 4"
	Wing area:	n/a
	Empty Weight:  	n/a
	Max Weight: 	58,300 pounds

Propulsion:
	No. of Engines:	2
	Powerplant:    	Pratt-Whitney R-4360-31, 2250kW
	Horsepower:	n/a

Performance:
	Range:		5000 miles
	Cruise Speed:   n/a
	Max Speed:      450mph
	Ceiling:       	42000ft
 
Specifications:
        n/a

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