Douglas DC-6B


 

The DC-6b went for Pan Am into service on May 1st 1952 with the "Clipper Liberty Bell" (N6519C). The Airline ordered a total number of 45 BC-6B, which were all delivered to Pan Am by June 1954. The airliners flew the prestige route from New York to London first. They do well even in the new "jet-age" and the last 5 of them were sold on September 17th 1968.




 
 
 
Type Douglas DC-6B
Engines 4 Pratt&Whitney Double Wasp R 2800 (2500hp each) 
Max gross take off weight 107,000 lb
Range  3000 statute miles
Lenght, Span, Height 106ft, 118ft, 29ft
Speed 315 mph
Seats 88


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