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Douglas DC-9-33
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Description
Specifications
  Length: | 119' 5" | 36.4 m |
  Height: | 27' 6" | 8.3 m |
  Wingspan: | 93' 5" | 28.4 m |
  Wingarea: | 1,000.7 sq ft | 92.9 sq m |
  Gross Weight: | 114,000 lb | 51,700 kg |
Propulsion
  No. of Engines: | 2 |
  Powerplant: | Pratt & Whitney JT8D-15 |
  Thrust (each): | 15,500 lb | 7,029 kg |
Performance
  Cruise Speed: | 495 mph | 797 km/h | 430 kt |
  Max Speed: | 575 mph | 925 km/h | 500 kt |
 
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