Category:Dornier Do X

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Do X 
1929 airliner flying boat model by Dornier
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  • aircraft model
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Country of origin
Operator
Manufacturer
Developer
First flight
  • 12 July 1929
Service entry
  • October 1930
Service retirement
  • 1937
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Nominal power output
  • 7,200 imperial horsepower (V-1570)
Mass
  • 123,458 lb
Length
  • 1,576.75 in
Speed
  • 134 mph (maximum speed of aircraft)
Wingspan
  • 1,889.75 in
Maximum capacity
  • 82
Total produced
  • 3
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Wikidata Q1245922
GND ID: 4150355-7
Library of Congress authority ID: sh85039113
J9U ID: 987007602274705171
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English: The Dornier Do X was the largest, heaviest and most powerful flying boat in the world when it was produced by the Dornier company of Germany in 1929.

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