Douglas DF-151

The Dougals DF-151 was a commercial flying boat built by Douglas Aircraft Company in the 1930s. It could accommodate 32 passengers, or 16 in sleeper cabins. The prototye and first production aircraft were sold to the Soviet Union; the final two aircraft were bought by the Japanese Navy through the Greater Japan Air Lines. These were evaluated under designations HXD-1 and HXD-2. HXD-2 crashed in August 1938.

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capacity=32
length m=21.3
length ft=69
length in=10
span m=28.86
span ft=95
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height m=7.47
height ft=24
height in=6
wing area sqm=120.31
wing area sqft=1,295
empty weight kg=7,854
empty weight lb=17,315
gross weight kg=12,927
gross weight lb=28,500

eng1 number=2
eng1 type=Wright SGR-1820G-2 radial piston
eng1 kw=746
eng1 hp=1000
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max speed kmh=286
max speed mph=178
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range km=5,311
range miles=3,300
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ceiling m=4,235
ceiling ft=13,900
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