dwumaszynowego
Dwumaszynowy (Polish for “two‑engine”) is a classification used primarily in aviation to denote aircraft equipped with two propulsion units, typically piston, turboprop, or jet engines. The configuration emerged in the early 20th century as designers sought greater reliability, performance, and payload capacity compared to single‑engine designs. By providing redundancy, twin‑engine aircraft can continue flight after the failure of one powerplant, a safety feature that has contributed to their widespread adoption in commercial, military, and general aviation sectors.
Design characteristics of dwumaszynowy aircraft include symmetrical engine placement on the wings or, less commonly, on
Regulatory frameworks often impose specific performance and equipment requirements on dwumaszynowy aircraft, especially for operations under
Historically, notable dwumaszynowy types include the Douglas DC‑3, Boeing 737, and Airbus A320 families, all of