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English: DC3 in the National Air and Space Museum, Washington DC.
The Douglas DC-3 is an American fixed-wing, propeller-driven aircraft whose speed and range revolutionized air transport in the 1930s and 1940s. Because of its lasting impact on the airline industry and World War II, it is generally regarded as one of the most significant transport aircraft ever made. The airplane on display, an Eastern Air Lines Douglas DC-3-201 (N18124 (cn 2000) manufactured 1936) flew more than 56,700 hours. Its last commercial flight was on October 12, 1952, when it flew from San Salvador to Miami. It was subsequently presented to the Museum by Eastern's president, Edward V. Rickenbacker.Nederlands: DC3 in het National Air and Space Museum, Washington DC.
De Douglas DC-3 is een Amerikaans passagierstoestel dat door zijn snelheid en actieradius een revolutie in het luchttransport betekende. Vanwege zijn impact op passagiersvervoer en zijn rol inde Tweede Wereldoorlog wordt het als een van de meest significante vliegtuigen uit de geschiedenis beschouwd. het tentoongestelde toestel is een Eastern Air Lines Douglas DC-3-201 (N18124 (cn 2000) gebouwd 1936). het vloog meer dan 56000 uur voor eastern en werd in 1952 door d evorozitter Edward Rickenbacker aan het Museum geschonken.Français : DC3 dans le National Air and Space Museum, Washington DC
Le Douglas DC-3 (aussi connu comme le Dakota C-47) est un avion monoplan à aile fixe équipé de deux moteurs en étoile qui eut une forte influence sur le transport aérien entre 1935 et 1950.
Deutsch: DC3 im National Air and Space Museum, Washington DC
Die Douglas DC-3 ist ein Flugzeug der Douglas Aircraft Company. Das Flugzeug zeichnete sich vor allem durch Sicherheit, Robustheit und hohe Wirtschaftlichkeit aus. Im Zweiten Weltkrieg kam die DC-3 als Transporter, Schleppflugzeug, Sanitätsflugzeug und Passagierflugzeug zum Einsatz |
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