- Each
Staggerwing was custom-built by hand. The
luxurious cabin,
trimmed in
leather and mohair, held up to five p****engers. Eventually, the
Staggerwing captured...
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sporadically over a seven-year period. Two of its tracks, the Cajun-style "Red
Staggerwing" and the
acoustic ballad "Donkey Town", were
originally planned to be...
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Beechcraft name, the
classic Beechcraft Model 17
Staggerwing,
which first flew in
November 1932. Over 750
Staggerwings were built, with 352
manufactured for the...
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Beechcraft 17R
Staggerwing 1
Beechcraft B17L
Staggerwing 21
Beechcraft C17L
Staggerwing 100
Beechcraft D17S
Staggerwing 395
Beechcraft D17S
Staggerwing 4835 Beechcraft...
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based on the
Beechcraft Staggerwing biplane of the 1930s; but
unlike the
steel tube, wood and
fabric construction of the
Staggerwing it has a
composite structure...
- 1914–1915
Beechcraft Traveller, a
British name for the
Beechcraft Model 17
Staggerwing Traveler Mountain, in Maine, U.S.,
whose highest peak is
called The Traveler...
- Race
titled Staggerwing was
premiered at the
Kansas Aviation Museum.
Composed by Lisa
DeSpain with
librettist Rachel J. Peters,
Staggerwing was the winner...
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positioned behind the
lower wing, as in the
Sopwith Dolphin or
Beech Model 17
Staggerwing. An
aircraft with the
wings positioned directly above each
other is said...
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Travel Air.
Notes Taylor 1965, p.182. Phillips,
Edward H., :
Beechcraft -
Staggerwing to Starship, page 62–63 "Beech
Badger -
Light Twin". Flying. New York...
- (2004).
Beech 18: A
Civil &
Military History. Tullahoma, Tennessee:
Staggerwing Museum Foundation. p. 484. ISBN 0-9748312-0-4. Simpson, R.W. (1991)....
