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Douglas DC-9-30
A narrow-body jet airliner from Douglas, first flown in 1966. It typically seats about 115 passengers and can fly up to 2,800 km.
- Maker
- Douglas
- Family
- DC-9 / MD-80 / 717
- First flight
- 1966
- Typical seats
- 115
- Range
- 2,800 km1,512 nmi
- Length
- 36.4 m
- Engines
- 2 × jet
- Body
- Narrow-body
- ICAO type code
- DC93
Other DC-9 / MD-80 / 717 variants
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Test yourself
1Does the DC-9-30 fly further or less far than the A220-100?
The DC-9-30 flies up to 2,800 km, 3,590 km less than the A220-100.
2Does the DC-9-30 seat more or fewer passengers than the 737-700?
The DC-9-30 typically seats 115, 11 fewer than the 737-700.
3Did the DC-9-30 first fly later or earlier than the E175?
The DC-9-30 first flew in 1966, 37 years earlier than the E175.
Similar in size and range
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