The F-101 also flew for Canada, Taiwan, and… Colorado State University. Seriously.

McDonnell Douglas was birthed in 1967 from a merger between the McDonnell Aircraft Corporation and the Douglas Aircraft ...

The aircraft, designated the XP ... Still, the Air Corps was impressed with the nascent company, keeping them in mind for future projects—and McDonnell would go on to design the Mercury and ...

Someone mentioning a 'Flying Dorito,' is likely talking about the A-12 jet. But how did the aircraft earn the name and what ...

The XP-67 was a spectacular-looking single-seat twin, the only piston-engine airplane that McDonnell Aircraft ever produced. The company completed just one XP-67 before jets left props in the dust ...

The company's most famous plane was ... The DC-10 was in production for almost 20 years and McDonnell Douglas churned out almost 400 of the aircraft in this manner. While the DC-10 operated ...

Delta Air Lines operated its final flight with the Lockheed TriStar L-1011 on July 31st, 2001. The carrier deployed its final ...

Contractor: Boeing Aircraft Corporation (formerly the McDonnell Douglas Corporation). Service: USN, USMC Speed: 565 mph (Mach 0.86/904 km/h) at 25,000 feet ( 7.500 meters), with maximum takeoff ...