1929 Travel Air 10D
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| Length | 27 feet 4.5 inches | |
| Seats | 3 passengers | |
| Wing Span | 43 feet 6 inches | |
| Pay Load | 510 lbs | |
| Maximum Speed | 140 MPh | |
| Crusing Speed | 90 Mph at 1800 rpm |
Travel-Air Model 10-D
Built 1929 Sold 1930
Travel Air Co. built eleven model 10-D’s before the factory closed. This is the only one left. The aircraft flew for the first time since 1955 on July 25, 2006.
The aircraft was built in Wichita Kansas; after it was sold it went to Illinois until 1945; then it went to Boise, Idaho. It was flown until 1955, and then it was taken out of service to be rebuilt, which never happened. It was sold in 1963 as a project; where it hung in a hanger in Southern California until we bought it in 2004. We hauled it to North Florida, rebuilt it, and then flew it.
| Name | Travel-Air Model 10-D |
| Type of Plane | Cabin Monoplane |
| Height | 8 feet 8 inches |
| Length | 27 feet 4.5 inches |
| Wing Span (upper) | 43 feet 6 inches |
| Seats | 3 passenger |
| Empty Weight | 2255 lbs |
| Payload | 540 lbs |
| Max Gross Weight | 3400 lbs |
| Maximum Speed | 140 Mph |
| Crusing Speed | 90 Mph (1800 rpm) |
| Landing Speed | 55 Mph |
| Takeoff Run | 500 feet |
| Landing Run (no Brakes | 700 feet |
| Service Ceilng | 17,000 feet |
| Engine | J-6 Whirlwind seven Engine 240 H.P. |
| Fuel Capacity | 70 Gal;lons |
| Year of Introduction | 11 Model D's built from 1929 |