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The Douglas DC-3 was one of the most successful airliners in history. The aircraft’s efficiency, speed, and safety popularized air travel. It was the first airliner able to profit only from carrying passengers. Highlight in this image is the vertical stabilizer of a Douglas DC-3 that flew more for Eastern Air Lines. Its last commercial flight was on October 12, 1952, when it flew from San Salvador to Miami. Highlighted in this image is the landing gear of the Douglas DC-3.
Created by
Eric Long
Date Created
03/19/2018
Source
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
Keywords
Aircraft; Aviation; Commercial
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