MD-95 McDonnell DouglasMD 95 Boeing 717 airplane model. McDonnell Douglas first announced the MD 95 at the Paris Airshow in June 1991. Scale: 1 100. Wingspan 11 1 4 inches, Length 14 3 4 inches.

delivering superior performance and greater range

The 182 has the capacity for one crew member and three passengers and also includes an option of adding two child seats which can be installed in the baggage area

the airplane was ordered into production

East African Airways Douglas DC-3 airplane model

47 mph for the first and second places

The Curtiss-Wright manufactured engine had a thrust of 15

The interior is large enough that passengers can stand up in the 5

Convair R3Y Tradewind flying boat model

with two power-operated two-gun turrets

PB4Y Liberator airplane model

service ceiling of 42

the first Twin Otter entered service with long time De Havilland Canada supporter the Ontario Department of Lands in Canada