Correct answer is... 546 km/h. It is equal to 295 kn or 339 mph. It is higher value then max speed of other aircrafts of a similar size. Average is about 314 km/h (169 kn or 195 mph).
The maximum speed most frequently is a term for so-called never exceed speed. Above this speed, the Douglas A-20 Havoc can suffer considerable damage. There are also three other types of speed that can be called "maximum speed": Vno (normal operation speed) is the maximum allowable speed of normal operation, Vb (design speed for maximum gust intensity) is the maximum speed in rough air, and Va (design maneuvering speed) is the maximum speed at which the rudders can be maximally deflected.
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