BA-22
BA-22
Military emergency parachute system, personnel; Back style, free-type, automatic, steerable
Military emergency parachute system, personnel; Back style, free-type, automatic, steerable
BA-22; NSN 1670-00-940-0787 (PN 50C7024-22)
BA-22; NSN 1670-00-940-0787 (PN 50C7024-22)
The BA-22 assembly is a high speed emergency parachute system.
The BA-22 assembly is a high speed emergency parachute system.
This back style parachute is configured for use in fixed wing aircraft, such as: C-141, C-130, KC-135, B-52, C-5, F-5, T-37, T-38, A-37 and F-100. This emergency parachute is also used by jump-master and load-master for safety when they working in flight.
This back style parachute is configured for use in fixed wing aircraft, such as: C-141, C-130, KC-135, B-52, C-5, F-5, T-37, T-38, A-37 and F-100. This emergency parachute is also used by jump-master and load-master for safety when they working in flight.
The BA-22 emergency assembly is currently used by Air Forces in world wide.
The BA-22 emergency assembly is currently used by Air Forces in world wide.
At altitudes below 14,000 feet, the crewman will pull the manual ripcord when clear of the aircraft. For landing, the crewman can steer the parachute so that they are facing into the wind, to reduce the potential for injury. After landing, one or both of the parachute release fittings may be activated to prevent dragging during windy conditions.
At altitudes below 14,000 feet, the crewman will pull the manual ripcord when clear of the aircraft. For landing, the crewman can steer the parachute so that they are facing into the wind, to reduce the potential for injury. After landing, one or both of the parachute release fittings may be activated to prevent dragging during windy conditions.
All parachute assemblies are qualified, manufactured and inspected
in strict accordance with current applicable MIL-DTL-6645, MIL-P-85710, and MIL-STD-849.
All parachute assemblies are qualified, manufactured and inspected
in strict accordance with current applicable MIL-DTL-6645, MIL-P-85710, and MIL-STD-849.