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Monomail 221
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Model 221A Monomail
Vintage United Air Lines Model 221 Monomail
Model 221A Monomail Loading Passengers
221A Monomail at Boeing Field Hangar
Boeing Monomail on Apron
Model 221 Monomail Landing Gear
Model 221A Monomail Passenger Cabin, Looking Aft
Model 221A Monomail at Boeing Field
Model 200 Monomail on the Ground
Model 200 Monomail in Flight
Monomail on Tarmac
Model 200 Monomail on Tarmac
Model 200 Monomail Loading Cargo
Loading Mail into a Monomail
Model 200 Monomail in Flight
Boeing Monomail Cockpit
Model 200 Monomail Wing Jig Assembly
Left side view of the Model 247-D in 1934
Model 247 on Tarmac
Boeing Model 95 Mailplane
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Model 221 Monomail
The Monomail of 1930 was developed by Boeing as one of the first truly "modern" transport airplanes, the Monomail led the way to general acceptance of the all-metal low-wing monoplane with retractable landing gear as the standard airline type. Known as the Boeing Model 200, the first Monomail was an all-cargo airplane, with open pilot's cockpit to the rear. Boeing Monomail 221 was generally similar but carried eight passengers in a forward compartment. Both models were powered by 575 hp Pratt & Whitney Hornet engines. The Model 200 and the 221 were later modified into Model 221-As and were combination passenger-cargo airplanes. The Monomail led to the Boeing B-9 bombers and later the highly successful Boeing 247 Transport.
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BI24002
Boeing ID
4048b
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1930s
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