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The Avro 636 was designed in November 1934 by Roy Chadwick, Avro's chief designer as a one or two seat fighter trainer, and was planned to reproduce the flying characteristics of single-seat fighters.
Only one order for 4 aircraft was received from the Irish Air Corps in December 1934. These aircraft were powered by old Armstrong Siddeley Jaguar IVC engines. Although the Jaguar IVC powered aircraft was planned to be designated as the Avro 667, they were always referred to as Avro 636s.
The four aircraft were delivered in August 1935, and remained in service for several years.
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