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Identify this 1930 airliner?
Dornier and some other airplanes used puller/pusher nacelles
to increase power without increasing wing span. "d&tm" wrote in message ... | | "john smith" wrote in message | ... | Looks almost like a DeHavilland Rapid with two extra engines | | my first thought was a deHavilland something or other based on the front | end. But the Rapide is a biplane ,. I also wondered where you got the two | extra engine bit, then I saw what looked like a pusher propeller at the back | of each engine. Did any real airplane ever have engines mounted back to | back ( as distinct from the C337 which are at each end of the cabin.? | Another poster said the Fokker F32 which does look similar to the drawing | except the cockpit does not come flush with the front of the aircraft.. | Perhaps it does only exist in the artists mind. | Terry | PPL downunder. | | | | Adam Aulick wrote: | | Can anybody identify the aircraft in this picture? | http://pgh.aulick.net/1930mysteryplane.jpg | | The picture is a scan of the cover of an interesting booklet. It | contains tables of typical airfares for February 1930, an air route | map including an Embry-Riddle airline with one route through | Indianapolis and Chicago, and an ad for "the world's first air-minded | hotel". Many of the routes, even southern ones such as Alabama-New | Orleans, are listed as "not operating in winter" | | ~Adam Aulick | adam @ aulick.notthisbit.net | | | |
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Identify this 1930 airliner?
Orval Fairbairn wrote: In article , Mxsmanic wrote: Steven P. McNicoll writes: Fokker F-32, with a bit of artistic license thrown in. I didn't realize planes that ugly could be designed. Well - somebody's gotta say it: "That is one *UGLY* Fokker!" Indeed it is:- http://www.dutch-aviation.nl/index5/...5-2%20F32.html |
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Identify this 1930 airliner?
"d&tm" wrote in message ... my first thought was a deHavilland something or other based on the front end. But the Rapide is a biplane ,. I also wondered where you got the two extra engine bit, then I saw what looked like a pusher propeller at the back of each engine. Did any real airplane ever have engines mounted back to back ( as distinct from the C337 which are at each end of the cabin.? Yes, the Fokker F-32, for one. http://aerofiles.com/fok-f32x.jpg |
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