Medium-haul
Douglas DC-9-30
McDonnell Douglas, up to 119 passengers, 2,910 km range. Available for charter via Dynami Aviation OPS.
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Overview
The Douglas DC-9-30 is a historic twin-jet narrowbody from the 1960s-1970s, the direct predecessor of the MD-80 family. It can carry up to 119 passengers over a range of 2,910 km.
Launched in 1965, the DC-9 was one of the very first successful short and medium-haul twin-jets, before evolving into the MD-80 family in the 1980s.
Its rear-mounted engine configuration and mechanical ruggedness made it a widespread aircraft for several decades.
The DC-9-30 is well suited for chartering medium-sized groups on regional and short continental routes.
Dynami Aviation OPS can mobilize a DC-9-30 for your group flights on short-haul networks.
Technical specifications
Manufacturer
McDonnell Douglas
Category
Medium-haul
Max capacity
119 seats
Range
2 910 km
Cruise speed
900 km/h
MTOW
54 885 kg
What is the passenger capacity of the Douglas DC-9-30?
The Douglas DC-9-30 can carry up to 119 passengers.
What is the range of the Douglas DC-9-30?
The Douglas DC-9-30 has a range of approximately 2 910 km.
What is the cruising speed of the Douglas DC-9-30?
The Douglas DC-9-30 cruises at approximately 900 km/h.
How can I charter a Douglas DC-9-30 with Dynami Aviation OPS?
You can charter a Douglas DC-9-30 by contacting our experts, available 24/7, for a quote tailored to your needs.