Equipped with a turbojet engine, the T-33 could reach speeds of up to 600 mph and altitudes of up to 45,000 feet. Just shy of 40 feet long, the jet trainer had a large clear bubble canopy ...

It is powered by a Rolls-Royce NENE 10 Turbo-jet engine and was acquired by PGM Aviation in 2015. "According to FighterJets, Inc., the Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star was designed by Clarence Kelly ...

The T-33 is a subsonic jet, and the Air Force knew the future ... such as recovering from a spin or a stall and landing with one engine, in the Talon. Northrop developed two main variants for ...

Equipped with a turbojet engine, the T-33 could reach speeds of up to 600 mph and altitudes of up to 45,000 feet. Just shy of 40 feet long, the jet trainer had a large clear bubble canopy, providing ...