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About this type
The last DC-9 descendant, born as the MD-95 and renamed when Boeing absorbed McDonnell Douglas. A small, tough twin that Delta and Hawaiian kept flying long after everyone expected.
T-tail, rear engines, and a stubby body: it looks like nothing else Boeing ever sold under its own name.
First flight: September 2, 1998.
The only Boeing jetliner never designed by Boeing.
Rolls-Royce BR715s made it remarkably quiet for its lineage.
Technical Plate · Descriptive Geometry · 717
Engines
BR715
Range
~3,800 km
Seats
up to 134
Drawing: Julien Scavini · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source
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Resolver aliases717-200B712Boeing 717-200