Douglas DC-9

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The '''Douglas DC-9''' is a jet aircraft in [[av8]]. [[image:dc9.gif|right]]
 
The '''Douglas DC-9''' is a jet aircraft in [[av8]]. [[image:dc9.gif|right]]
 
It can be [[Aviators Aircraft Set|optionally replaced]] in TTDPatch by the [[British Aerospace BAC 1-11]] if the appropriate parameter bit is set.
 
  
 
==Stats==
 
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!|Cruising Speed  
 
!|Cruising Speed  
 
|560mph<br>504mph (MD-80, 1980)
 
|560mph<br>504mph (MD-80, 1980)
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!|Landing Speed
 
|152mph
 
 
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!|Capacity
 
!|Capacity

Latest revision as of 22:44, 24 March 2012

The Douglas DC-9 is a jet aircraft in av8.
Dc9.gif

[edit] Stats

Introduction 1965
Withdrawal 2035
Aircraft Type Small
Cruising Speed 560mph
504mph (MD-80, 1980)
Capacity 72 pax & 20 mail, or 60 crates of goods
155 pax and 25 mail, or 90 crates of goods (MD-80, 1980)

[edit] Information

Dc930.jpg

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The small and speedy DC-9 was one of the longest-produced jetliners of all time, with a production run spanning 41 years. Although the original DC-9 and MD-80 are inefficient by modern standards, Douglas' design continues to be updated and produced in the 21st century as the Comac ARJ21.

Over 2500 DC-9s, including the later MD-80, MD-90 and 717 models, were built.

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