1929
The XP-67 bomber destroyer contract was received in September 1941 for a twin piston-engine fighter ...
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1941
1945
Following the success of the FH-1 Phantom in US Navy and US Marine service, McDonnell ...
1947
1948
The McDonnell XF-85 Goblin was the only USAF aircraft ever conceived from the outset as ...
The first prototype flew on October 20, 1948. Two built. Followed by F-101 ...read more ...
1951
The prototype of the Demon naval fighter proved to have poor stability, poor forward visibility and ...
Designed for research into supersonic propeller design, the XF-88B flew for the first time on ...
1953
1954
The McDonnell F-101 Voodoo was the inevitable follow-on to the company's XF-88 and was intended ...
Designed originally to provide the US Navy and Marine Corps with a simple low-cost lightweight ...
1958
For a quarter-century, the McDonnell F-4 Phantom II has risen from land and sea to ...
When Douglas decided to proceed with construction of its first jet transport, the four-engined DC-8, ...
1959
The four-engine Model 119/220 was the first business, non-airline-type jet aircraft to receive an FAA ...
Design study data on the DC-9, originally known as the Douglas Model 2086, were released ...
1965
1970
First flight of original DC-10 Series 10, 29 August 1970; certified 29 July 1971; last delivery ...
The first McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle made its maiden flight on 27 July 1972, giving ...
1972
1975
Two YC-15 prototypes were built for the Air Force's advanced medium STOL transport (AMST) program. ...
The F/A-18 design began as the Northrop YF-17 Cobra, one of two competing designs for ...
1978
1990
Follow-on to DC-10; revealed at Paris Air Show 1985; British Caledonian ordered nine 3 December ...
The first prototype flew in September 1991. Entered service in 1994.
1991
1995
Latest development of the F/A-18 "Hornet". The first prototype flew on November ...