Robin Aircraft DR401

09 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

This example is equipped with modern avionics (glass cockpit version indicated by fuselage shape and recent Robin design cues). Registration PH-NSC is Dutch, likely operated by a local flying club or private pilot.

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Aircraft

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Standard (green/silver) private owner livery

PH-NSC

Registration

Airline

Private owner / Flying Club

Manufacturer

Robin Aircraft

Insights

Aviation History

The Robin DR401 is a modernized, glass-cockpit-equipped evolution of the classic Robin DR400. It's a popular European four-seat touring and training aircraft, renowned for its wooden construction and DR series lineage.

Fleet Rarity

Moderately rare; DR401 production numbers are much lower than major commercial types but are common among modern European light aircraft clubs.

Record Flights

No major record flights known; typical for regional recreational and training operations.

Safety & Events

No notable incidents linked to this specific registration.

Future Outlook

Still in production and active in flying clubs and private use across Europe.

Specifications

Diesel/Jet-A1 (likely Continental CD-155 based on DR401 usage, but not visibly confirmed)

Engine

8.72 meters

Wingspan

7.00 meters

Length

1270 kilometers

Range

240 kilometers per hour

Speed

4 seats (passengers)

Capacity

1100 kilograms

MTOW

2.23 meters

Height

114 kW (155 hp for CD-155)

Thrust

Not specified, typically under 80 dB for this category; complies with EASA GA requirements

Noise

Exact engine model assumed based on DR401 trends, not visually confirmed.