Code One Magazine: The X Planes, X-27

X-27
Mission: The X-27 was an attempt by Lockheed to acquire funding for a prototype fighter that—in production form—would serve as a replacement for the F-104. Commonality with the F-104 was one of Lockheed’s primary goals. A single Pratt & Whitney TF30-PW-100 turbofan engine powered it.

Manufacturer: Lockheed-California Company
Number Built: 0
Sponsor: Lockheed-California
Fastest Flight: 1,450 mph (est.)
Highest Flight: 60,000 feet (est.)
First Flight: NA
Last Flight: NA
Total Flights: NA
Length: 56 feet 4 inches
Wingspan: 28 feet 8 inches
Height: 16 feet 4 inches
Gross Weight: 32,500 lb (est.)

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