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| e given Saunders' previous experience was the | fuselage, a wooden frame with Consuta-fastened plywood |
| a low-wing layout with a 17-seat pressurized | fuselage, a fully retractable gear and two Rolls-Royce |
| ner, displacing engine of DC-3 which cut into | fuselage; A-26 tail sheared off, two crew parachuted b |
| extended through the lower wing to carry the | fuselage above the lower wing. |
| for navigation was mounted on the side of the | fuselage above the chart table. |
| The aircraft suffered minor damage to its | fuselage aft of the wing root while being moved from t |
| Fuselage: All-metal, steel tubing, box girder principl | |
| y combined the D.II wing cellule with the D.V | fuselage along with minor alterations to the rudder ba |
| WD.15 - version with plywood-skinned | fuselage and Mercedes D.IVa engine |
| The French manufactured the centre | fuselage and centre wing and the British the nose, rea |
| It had a wider | fuselage and a closed 4-place rear cab. |
| It had twin floats under the | fuselage and additional floats at tail and wings tips. |
| Spray equipment was suspended from the | fuselage and wings, fed by a 90 gal tank. |
| identally, the airfield memorial displays the | fuselage and tail of a Mosquito. |
| many TTA components including the wings, rear | fuselage and tail unit. |
| predecessors, with an attractive full-length | fuselage and single fin and rudder. |
| glazed cabin that filled the gap between the | fuselage and upper wing. |
| The 827 had twin floats under the forward | fuselage and small floats fitted at the wingtips and t |
| he plane had broken into two pieces, with its | fuselage and rear landing in different places. |
| AT-501 (1986) development of -400 with larger | fuselage and hopper, greater wingspan, and seat for an |
| rcraft was later modified with a conventional | fuselage and tail unit and re-designated the FF.44 |
| , introduced struts in place of wires between | fuselage and floats. |
| e differed from the DHA-G1 in having a larger | fuselage and wing. |
| bs: Up to 7,000 lb (3,175 kg) of bombs in the | fuselage and 14 individual cells in the wings, typical |
| expected speeds and it was rebuilt with a new | fuselage and a modified tail unit. |
| The conical rear | fuselage and large triangular tailfin were reminiscent |
| ponry of the Sylphide include two guns in the | fuselage and four missile hardpoints (two on the outsi |
| twin pontoons braced to the underside of the | fuselage and to wings. |
| The | fuselage and tail are of fabric-covered steel tube con |
| erimental biplane with an aluminium monocoque | fuselage and metal wings produced by Bristol during th |
| green crosses on the wings (upper and lower), | fuselage, and rudder. |
| Alcock took the forward | fuselage and lower wings of a Sopwith Triplane, the up |
| airs of interplane struts on each side of the | fuselage and the box shaped tail unit was replaced by |
| all five rotor blades broke and then the rear | fuselage and tail separated from the rest of the airfr |
| camouflage scheme with the undersides, lower | fuselage, and both sides of the vertical fin being pai |
| it multiple times (producing 110 holes in its | fuselage and wings) and the hydraulic system was knock |
| s hit by AA fire, that damaged the port wing, | fuselage and both fuel tanks, and wounded the flight e |
| During testing, however, the | fuselage and rear propellers became damaged when a tai |
| ignal if the beacon ended up buried under the | fuselage, and the crash and any post-crash fires had t |
| t wooden wing and a fabric covered steel tube | fuselage and tail. |
| I with red and white bands painted around the | fuselage and on the middle of the top wing, Noltenius |
| avenged parts including a Chase C-122 Avitruc | fuselage and the turboprops came from the Lockheed XFV |
| The upper wing was above the top of the | fuselage and the pilot's open cockpit was just behind |
| The F.VIII featured mixed construction: | fuselage and tail section were constructed as a frame |
| gs It had twin strut-mounted floats under the | fuselage and a float mounted under the tail and each w |
| The | fuselage and empennage closely mirrored those of the e |
| consisted of an "inboard wing" mounted to the | fuselage and mounting the engines and flaps, and an "o |
| and a wood-framed, fabric and plywood covered | fuselage, and was armed with twin, synchronised 7.92 m |
| hed onto the runway and consequently both the | fuselage and resulting fireball of aviation fuel tumbl |
| the Nieuport 24bis model, which retained the | fuselage and wings of the 24, but reverted to the Nieu |
| hich consisted of two main pontoons under the | fuselage and smaller floats at the wingtips and tail, |
| he layout of a swept wing mounted high on the | fuselage and a conventional tail surface as used by th |
| B 600 engine was mounted in the middle of the | fuselage, and drive shafts connected the engine to the |
| had a much larger gap between the top of the | fuselage and the upper wing than most types fitted wit |
| m) raft made from an old Cessna 310 aircraft | fuselage and six pontoons filled with 15,000 old plast |
| ailure the engine separated from the aircraft | fuselage, as it had been designed to do. |
| ame purpose), has the same curvature atop its | fuselage as a Boeing 737-making it an ideal aircraft t |
| ned oval with its long axis parallel with the | fuselage, as that of the B.E.3. |
| ht how to hijack airliners using a Boeing 707 | fuselage at Salman Pak. |
| note his leadership role, along with a yellow | fuselage band edged by black and white to honor his ol |
| ngine was to be mounted internally within the | fuselage, being aspirated by two rounded intakes locat |
| improve the poor view for the pilot, with the | fuselage being raised so that the top was level with t |
| The entire | fuselage, both engines, main rotor head assembly, four |
| The | fuselage broke into two pieces; eight passengers and t |
| tail and the Express titles covered the whole | fuselage but with the Delta and its logo was shrunk in |
| craft which extended the bombsight out of the | fuselage, but to everyone's comfort, the Mk IV replace |
| ckage, and the tail section was torn from the | fuselage by trees just before impact. |
| The | fuselage came down between 20 kilometres (12 mi) and 3 |
| a "football sized" opening in the airplane's | fuselage caused rapid depressurization of the passenge |
| Addition of wing mounted MK 108 cannons and a | fuselage center line mounted WGr (Werfer-Granate) 21 r |
| 7 (KG 77) 30 May-30 June 1942 Junkers Ju 88A ( | Fuselage Code 3Z+) |
| er 2 (KG 2) 15-22 April 1942 Do 217E, Ju 188 ( | Fuselage Code: U5+) |
| ) 1 August 1940-30 March 1941 Junkers Ju 88A ( | Fuselage Code: 9K+) |
| KG 4) July 1941-January 1942 Heinkel He 111H ( | Fuselage code: F8+) |
| July 1944 Junkers Ju 88A/E, Junkers Ju 188A ( | Fuselage Code: 3E+) |
| Its operational squadrons and | fuselage codes were 494th (K9), 495th (Y5), 496th (N3) |
| More than two | fuselage compartments had to be full of water to sink |
| y had bomb bay doors - the eight bays were in | fuselage compartments and wing cells - that were kept |
| ntilever faired undercarriage attached to the | fuselage completed the NV-6. |
| The | fuselage construction was quite novel. |
| Douglas designs used a pod on the top of the | fuselage containing the cockpit, while the Lockheed de |
| ary 2007, the plane bent on landing, with the | fuselage cracking in the middle of the passenger secti |
| sing an "egg shaped" stepless cockpit forward | fuselage design that was essentially one large window, |
| The aircraft featured an unusual | fuselage design that completely filled the gap between |
| I design of 1914, the C.I kept the same basic | fuselage design, but dispensed with the B.I's distinct |
| He always entered the B-17 by its rear | fuselage door rather than through the nose hatch as mo |
| m its mooring, and crashes through one of the | fuselage doors, killing the flight attendant when she |
| s designs, these were to be housed inside the | fuselage, driving propellers by long driveshafts. |
| was used (four inline engines mounted in the | fuselage, driving two tractor propellers and two pushe |
| major difference, however, was its twin-boom | fuselage, each with a separate tail-fin. |
| th armour protection for the underside of the | fuselage, engines and fuel tanks. |
| emoval of all defensive armament and internal | fuselage equipped with seating to carry approximately |
| posed to fit a turboprop engine on an all new | fuselage featuring a hunchback for the cockpit and An- |
| The | fuselage filled the gap between the wings, with the cr |
| wings were about 300 yards behind me when the | fuselage finally stopped." |
| R5: Addition of | fuselage fitted 115 liter fuel tank (as fitted to the |
| R4: Addition of | fuselage fitted GM-1 nitrous boost system (as fitted t |
| by Lt. Gordon Brock), who reported pieces of | fuselage flying off the jet. |
| eptance into military service, the aircraft's | fuselage fractured while on the ground, ending its car |
| This left the | fuselage free for cargo, which could be loaded and unl |
| e tail and wings, as well as the sides of the | fuselage from just behind the firewall to the tail. |
| The plywood-skinned | fuselage had the typical Ansaldo triangular rear cross |
| ine was to have been in the nose of the upper | fuselage half and armament was to have been carried in |
| out, with the wings skinned in fabric and the | fuselage in plywood. |
| lb (255 kg) was carried vertically within the | fuselage, in cells behind the pilot. |
| , they are stored in the undercarriage of the | fuselage in fighter mode. |
| h of the Noelmini River; the impact broke the | fuselage in half. |
| ional pairs of interplane struts close to the | fuselage in place of cabane struts and an outward lean |
| The rear section of the | fuselage, including the tail and the rear mounted engi |
| nded for commercial service with its spacious | fuselage incorporating a passenger saloon and washroom |
| It featured a redesigned | fuselage incorporating four doors and a circular cross |
| e Taylorcraft Auster V, it had a strengthened | fuselage, increased all-up weight and a 145 hp (108 kW |
| Note the stretched | fuselage indicating its modification to the C-141B con |
| Note the early USAAF | fuselage insignia. |
| The | fuselage is built in a warren truss arrangement where |
| cargo door was added to the port side of the | fuselage, just forward of the tail, and a row of windo |
| the pilot sat alone in a cockpit in the rear | fuselage, just forward of the aircraft's tail. |
| izer slicing completely through Flight 2937's | fuselage just ahead of the Tupolev's wings. |
| bands, wrapped around the rear of an aircraft | fuselage just in front of the empennage (tail) and fro |
| itney JT8D-219 turbofan engine penetrated the | fuselage, killing two and seriously injuring one of th |
| drogen aircraft designs store the fuel in the | fuselage, leading to a larger fuselage length and diam |
| leeker incarnation, with the previously stout | fuselage lengthened and narrowed with a conical nose s |
| the wreckage remains where it fell; pieces of | fuselage litter the marshes, and a propellor and an en |
| rs nor his teddy bear wired to the top of the | fuselage looking rearwards saved him. |
| lywood instead of fabric covering of the rear | fuselage, mastless radio antenna, reflector gunsight a |
| While no further production ensued, the | fuselage modifications were retained on the definitive |
| It had a box section | fuselage mounted on the lower wing. |
| actor biplane with a slim rectangular section | fuselage mounted between the wings. |
| favor of a more conventional design with the | fuselage mounted on the bottom wing rather than the to |
| Farman MF.11: a biplane with twin tails and a | fuselage nacelle that accommodated the crew and a push |
| ad an evolved appearance from the J 1, as the | fuselage nose now almost completely enclosed the Merce |
| It had an aerodynamically clean, deep | fuselage occupying the whole wing gap, giving good fie |
| It had a plywood monocoque | fuselage of oval section. |
| s a black skull and crossbones painted on the | fuselage of his plane. |
| t of the unorthodox Caudron G.4 to an all-new | fuselage of conventional design. |
| The | fuselage of the plane remained wedged in the upper par |
| ne with staggered wings of unequal span and a | fuselage of particularly sleek design. |
| The | fuselage of welded KhMA steel tubing, and lower wing w |
| The | fuselage of the aircraft was to be split in two with t |
| nd undercarriage of the Buckingham with a new | fuselage of oval cross-section. |
| The largely intact | fuselage of a Bf 110 (type unknown) is on display in t |
| (a single tankette could be mounted below the | fuselage of the TB-3 bomber). |
| as applied to a new aircraft which shared the | fuselage of the HR 200, but had all new wing and tail |
| pilot's personal color choice of pink on the | fuselage of this Fokker D.VII. |
| The | fuselage of Skylon is expected to be carbon fibre spac |
| was a mid-winged monoplane with a three-part | fuselage of oval cross-section which consisted of a li |
| constructed from a Ju 290 airframe (using the | fuselage of Ju 290 A-1 Werknummer J900155). |
| the wingtips and a deep sided square section | fuselage of welded steel tube covered in fabric which |
| e most correct for the shape used on the main | fuselage of the rocket - it resembles the shape in pro |
| with a member of his groundcrew stowed in the | fuselage, on a transfer flight to the Eastern front wh |
| 5) and re-arrange its components to place the | fuselage on the lower wing, and found this design work |
| 47 had more than 3,500 holes in the wings and | fuselage, one measuring more than three feet long. |
| The wing had a wooden structure, the | fuselage one of welded steel tube, and the entire airc |
| dhesive is capable of sticking on an airplane | fuselage or wing at high speeds, hence the name. |
| IIF - army cooperation aircraft with modified | fuselage, part with 340 hp Skoda G-1620A Mors-I engine |
| and worked both inside and outside the broken | fuselage parts to evacuate the survivors from the wrec |
| The Voisin's | fuselage pod was replaced by a streamlined, plywood co |
| monoplane with gold tipped wings and a black | fuselage, powered by a 9 cylinder, 300 h.p. |
| e wind tunnel testing of a number of wing and | fuselage profiles, the design was further modified and |
| elopment, introduced in 2003, with a modified | fuselage providing a larger and repositioned cockpit c |
| t they folded back horizontally alongside the | fuselage, reducing the storage space required for stow |
| Corporal Pearson entered the burning | fuselage, released the pilot from his harness and remo |
| iring arc was to dispense with a conventional | fuselage, relocate the engine to the rear of a nacelle |
| e subject to vibration than a mounting in the | fuselage, resulting in a more widely spread pattern of |
| The interior of the damaged | fuselage section |
| , Barnwell proposed that the short observer's | fuselage section should be removable to turn the M.R.1 |
| d variant with an addition 6 ft 8 in (2.03 m) | fuselage section. |
| The wooden semi-monocoque forward and central | fuselage sections were skinned with a 2 mm (0.079 in) |
| y Industries which builds the wing and centre | fuselage sections. |
| llowed large NZ74 symbols to be placed on the | fuselage sides of the airline's brand new McDonnell Do |
| of a modified cowling and stringers along the | fuselage sides, the aircraft was designated M.22. |
| pe aircraft by adopting an elliptical-section | fuselage similar to that of the Albatros D.V. The C.XI |
| -wing, rotary engine-powered, aluminum tubing | fuselage single-seat monoplane design, of which only t |
| The larger | fuselage size causes more skin friction drag and wave |
| d, however, in having an even shorter forward | fuselage, so that the nose of the aircraft was now beh |
| version of the Series 800, 2 ft 9 in (0.84 m) | fuselage stretch to increase capacity to 15, increased |
| ck to the Ki-61-I-Tei wing, a 220 mm (8.7 in) | fuselage stretch, enlarged rudder, and Ha-140 engine; |
| ype, the production car was a wingless B.E.2c | fuselage stripped of various fittings, and equipped wi |
| The airplane had a circular | fuselage structure and plywood covered wings. |
| The | fuselage structure was of mixed construction, with a s |
| The | fuselage structure was fabric covered welded steel tub |
| more than revolutionary, featuring a box-like | fuselage structure, an aluminium engine cowling, plywo |
| ns of the surface of a crack on a pressurized | fuselage structure. |
| fitted into sockets formed by two transverse | fuselage struts, but the rear socket was made oversize |
| sor's unusual design feature of having a deep | fuselage that completely filled the interplane gap, bu |
| facilitating folding for stowage, a stretched | fuselage that carried emergency floatation gear, and m |
| anana" because of the upward angle of the aft | fuselage that ensured the large rotors did not hit eac |
| e would be poor longitudinal stability from a | fuselage that was too short, to fit aircraft carrier e |
| wing panels were used, but due to the slimmer | fuselage, the resulting wingspan was reduced by 24 inc |
| ere seated in individual cockpits in the deep | fuselage, this giving a good view for landing, but res |
| ash was due to a flaw in a part of the planes | fuselage this led to all F-15 aircraft being grounded |
| red flash on the lower dark blue part of the | fuselage, though still bearing a resemblance to the or |
| uloid windows were placed in each side of the | fuselage to give a good downwards view. |
| red clothing, he returned through the burning | fuselage to report to the pilot. |
| jima Ha-5 KAI radial engines and a redesigned | fuselage to accommodate 11 passengers. |
| n in various stages of restoration, from bare | fuselage to fully airworthy condition. |
| stairs in bomb bay, and the conversion of the | fuselage to accept six to eight passengers. |
| ow white stripes, under the wings and central | fuselage to identify them as "friendly" Luftwaffe figh |
| was developed initially had a short and wide | fuselage, tricycle landing gear, and mid-mounted wings |
| The | fuselage used three steel longerons, arranged so the c |
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