DOUGLAS
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When Donald Douglas built his first aircraft, the Cloudster, he started with constructionnumber 100, this way he
pretended to be an experienced aircraft constructor. When the, then McDonnell-Douglas, company was merged into
Boeing nobody cared about those first 99 anymore. Well over 40,000 aircraft were built in various plants, most of
those are in this list. The grand total includes aircraft which were built in the former plant of Northrop in
El Segundo, these are in a separate list, because that plant used it's own c/n's. Also included are two
MD-90-30's, built in China, that line also came to a premature end when MDD ceased to exist. I have also included
the Canadair North Star / Argonaut, made up from DC-4 and DC-6 parts, combined with RR Merlin engines. The
productionlist is made up of blocks of 10,000 c/n's for fast loading and easy searching. All entries are sorted
similar: c/n - type - line number (when used) - all registrations and/or military serials.
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