The Douglas DC-9 was a rear-engined short-haul twinjet that established a durable Douglas/McDonnell Douglas transport lineage. First flown in 1965, the family served airlines with multiple fuselage lengths and also produced C-9 military air-ambulance, cargo, and personnel transports; 976 DC-9 and C-9 aircraft were built before the stretched MD-80 branch became a separate family.
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