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An MD-90 of Delta Air Lines, both its launch customer and final operator, in 2008
An MD-90 of Delta Air Lines, both its launch customer and final operator, in 2008
Blue1 MD-90-30 (2008)
Blue1 MD-90-30 (2008)
An MD-81 testbed for propfan engines at Farnborough Airshow 1988
An MD-81 testbed for propfan engines at Farnborough Airshow 1988
Bottom view of a China Eastern MD-90-30
Bottom view of a China Eastern MD-90-30
MD-83 operated by TezJet landing at Issyk-Kul
MD-83 operated by TezJet landing at Issyk-Kul
An MD-81 of the type's launch operator, Swissair. It was certified by the FAA in August 1980.
An MD-81 of the type's launch operator, Swissair. It was certified by the FAA in August 1980.
An MD-87 operated by Scandinavian Airlines. The shortest variant, certified in October 1987.
An MD-87 operated by Scandinavian Airlines. The shortest variant, certified in October 1987.
An EAT MD-87 for aerial firefighting was certified by FAA in 2014. Note the external ventral tank which adds a 4 ft "vertical safety distance" between
An EAT MD-87 for aerial firefighting was certified by FAA in 2014. Note the external ventral tank which adds a 4 ft "vertical safety distance" between the released retardant flow and the engines.