Douglas DC-3 noted for commercial success and soundproofing attributes
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
The Douglas DC-3 was an instant hit in commercial aviation because it could transport passengers faster than earlier planes. The aircraft was also noted for its soundproofing, which reportedly impressed Orville Wright. Despite the last DC-3 being produced in the 1940s, the aircraft remains in service for commercial cargo transport operations.
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Why it matters
The Douglas DC-3 historically dominated U.S. commercial airline traffic. Its continued use in commercial cargo transport demonstrates the longevity of its mechanical design. International was aware of the aircraft's specific soundproofing attributes.
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Who's involved
- Douglas DC-3Aircraft that achieved commercial success in the 1930s
- InternationalCompany that noted the Douglas DC-3's soundproofing
- American AirlinesAirline whose president noted the DC-3's early commercial success
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Douglas DC-3
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International
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