-
produced in
small numbers. De
Havilland Canada Dash 8
Fokker 50
Tupolev Tu-114
Descriptions and
photos of U.S-built
propliners.
Propliner chronology v t e...
- City,
Miami and Port-au-Prince
operated with
Douglas DC-6 four
engine propliners (which the
airline called the "Super-6 Clipper"). In 1960,
locally based...
-
Intercontinentaux (TAI),
which was
serving Bora Bora in 1960 with
Douglas DC-7C
propliners.
Later the same year,
following the
opening of the new airport, TAI began...
-
Polynesian air
carrier Reseau Aerien Interinsulaire (RAI) with
Douglas DC-4
propliners and
Short Sandringham "Bermuda"
flying boats during the
early 1960s. RAI...
- were able to fly higher, faster, and ****her than
older piston‑powered
propliners,
making transcontinental and
intercontinental travel considerably faster...
-
Gradidge 2006, pp. 632–633. Gradidge, 2006, p. 634 Pearcy,
Arthur Douglas Propliners DC-1 – DC-7, Shrewsbury, England:
Airlife Publishing Ltd., 1995, ISBN 1-8531026-1-X...
- 1948.[citation needed]
Civil air
traffic began in 1949 with
Douglas DC-4
propliners operated by
Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) and Icelandair. US and...
-
designations (pre-1962)
Roach & Eastwood, 2007, p. 273. ""No
Goose - No Gander."
Propliners'
Crowning Achievement"". panam.org.
Archived from the
original on May...
- A & W Publishers. ISBN 9780890097717. Pearcy,
Arthur (1995).
Douglas propliners DC-1--DC-7. Shrewsbury, UK:
Airlife Pub. ISBN 1-85310-261-X. Shunkov,...
- TWA
Flight 3 was a twin-engine
Douglas DC-3-382
propliner,
registration NC1946,
operated by
Transcontinental and
Western Air (TWA) as a
scheduled domestic...
