page_title: Che-22 Korvet
section_title: Variants
hierarchical_section_title: Che-22 Korvet / Variants
caption_attribution_description: English: seaplane Che-22 Русский: гидросамолёт общего назначения Че-22
context_page_description: The Gidroplan Che-22 Korvet is a three-seat, parasol wing flying boat designed and built in Russia from the 1990s. It can have one or two engines and may be configured as an amphibian. At least eighty have been produced.
context_section_description: Data from Jane's All the World's Aircraft 2009-10 and 2013-14
  Che-22P1
  One Rotax 582.
  Korvet 503 (Che-22P2)
  Two Rotax 503 UL. Discontinued by 2013.
  Korvet 582 (Che-22RS)
  Two Rotax 582 UL. Precursor to the Korvet-L.
  Korvet 912 (Che-22D)
  One Rotax 912 UL. Discontinued by 2013.
  Korvet-J 
  Two Jabiru 2200. Tip floats as Korvet-L. Flown by 2003.
  Korvet-L (Che-22RS)
  Two Rotax 582 UL. Static buoyant tips revised to include miniature hydrodynamic float extensions. Flown by 2003.
  Korvet single
  One Jabiru 2200 with three blade propeller. Flown by 2008.
  Korvet Kabriolet
  Open cockpit version, under development in 2010; probably one Jabiru 2200.
  Refly Pelican
  Appeared at Oshkosh 2000, but not authorised by Gidroplane. Two Rotax 582 UL.
  Chernov Che-23
  Two seat version, 75 mm (3.0 in) shorter and 170 kg (375 lb) lighter empty than the similarly powered Korvet 912.  Raised tailplane; combined tailwheel and water rudder just aft of rear step. One Rotax 582 UL or 912 UL; three blade propeller.
caption: Che-22 during development
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