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Absolute Ceiling AIRCRAFT CORP AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING CORP Airlines airplane altitude Army AVIATION Boeing cabin California REMARKS capability cargo carry Convair 990 designed Electric Elevator Area Empty Weight Engine Continental equipment feet long Fin Area Flap Area flight fpm at Sea Fuel Capacity fuel injection fuselage Gross Weight Height 9 ft helicopter hp normal rated Kansas REMARKS Landing Speed launch Length Lockheed Lycoming Mach Maximum Fuel Load Maximum Payload McDonnell Aircraft miles missile mph at 75 Navy NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION operational passenger PERFORMANCE Maximum Speed pilot PIPER PIPER AIRCRAFT Piper Comanche pounds thrust Power Loading Pratt & Whitney Prime contractor Range with Maximum Rate of Climb rpm takeoff Rudder Area Sea Level seat Service Ceiling SIKORSKY SIKORSKY S-62 spacecraft Span 36 ft SPECIFICATIONS Span 36 Stabilizer Area target transport turbojet U.S. AIR FORCE U.S. Army USAF weapon Wing Area Wing Loading
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