Consolidated Commodore


 

The Consolidated Commodore was originally designed as an naval patrol flying boat. But Ralph O'Neil realized that it was a good plane for carrying mail and passsengers down to South America. Pan Am bought N.Y.R.B.A. Air Lines and the Commodores were an important asset for the new owner. Pan Am had 14 of theese very comforable airplanes. The last went out of service on September 19th, 1946 after 16 years of service.
 



 



 
Type Consolidated Commodore
Engines 2 Pratt & Withney Hornet (575hp each) 
Max gross take off weight 17,600 lb
Range  1,000 statute miles
Lenght, Span, Height 68ft, 100ft, 16ft
Speed 108 mph
Seats 22



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