Thursday, July 23, 2026

Stagger Wing

 


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  1. I'm probably wrong, but isn't a "stagger wing" with the lower wing forward of the upper wing? https://www.platinumfighters.com/inventory/1943-beechcraft-d-17s-staggerwing/

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  2. Beautiful, wish I could purchase an hour or so of prop time.

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  3. Peter is correct. Still a beautiful plane. Ken


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  4. Staggerwing/Beechcraft museum in Tullahoma TN is well worth the visit!

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    1. Can verify, especially if you bring the grandkids.
      Also, the Jack Daniels distillery tour.

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  5. Stearman PT-17 aka the Kaydet. Built by the thousands in WWII to be primary trainers and used by barnstormers and crop dusters afterwards.
    Biplanes with the top plane behind the bottom plane are rare. In WWI there were the Airco/DeHavilland DH5 and the Sopwith Dolphin, the only commercial aircraft I know of is the BeechCraft 17 which was one of the first executive aircraft.
    Al_in_Ottawa

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