Douglas C-1

The Douglas C-1 was a cargo-transport airplane produced by the Douglas Aircraft Corporation for the United States Army Air Service starting in 1925. Douglas received an order for nine single-engined transport aircraft in 1925 the first aircraft flying from Douglas's Santa Monica California factory on May 2 1925. The C-1 was the first plane assigned in the new C- category.

Douglas C-110 Fresh impression (magazine clip) C-110 1944 = Military use of DC-5.1
Douglas C-1 airplane to a Fokker transport for an endurance record of 6 days.2
Douglas C-110 Designation given to three DC-5 twin-engined 3

Made by Douglas Aircraft Company.

Question Mark and two Douglas C-1 biplanes which demonstrated the value of mid-air refueling.4
C-112 Douglas C-112 Military protype of the DC-6, essentially a larger and pressurized DC-4. C-113 Curtiss C-113 Yet one more variation on the C-46. Also known as XC-46C.5
Jet Or Prop
prop
Height Alt
4.27 m
Length Alt
10.77 m
Power Alt
325.0
Range Main
335.0
Loaded Weight Main
6443.0
Max Speed Alt
6960.0
Type Of Prop
V-12 water cooled engine
Loading Main
8
Power/mass Main
244.8
Introduction
1925
Power/mass Alt
Capacity
Six passengers or 2
500 lb cargo
Max Speed Main
101.0
Cruise Speed Main
74.0
Ceiling Main
14850.0
Number Built
26
Crew
Two
Loaded Weight Alt
2922.0
Cruise Speed Alt
5100.0
Area Main
805.0
Primary user
United States Army Air Service
Span Alt
17.25 m
Plane Or Copter?
plane
Engine(prop)
Liberty L-12
Manufacturer
Douglas Aircraft Company
First Flight
1925-05-02
Origin
United States
National Origin
United States
Climb Rate Main
645.0
Power Main
435 hp
Number Of Props
1
Climb Rate Alt
3.3 m-s
Length Main
1076.96
Span Main
1724.66
Area Alt
74.8 m²
Range Alt
23100.0
Empty Weight Main
3836.0
Ceiling Alt
4
525 m
Height Main
426.72
Category
Douglas aircraft
United States military transport aircraft 1920-1929
Empty Weight Alt
1770.0
Loading Alt
39

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