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outdoorsguy said:
I need to choose a airplane that has a particular design feature that is notably different from others of the same period. The feature can be a aerodynamic feature, a stability and contol feature, a performance feature, or ...

Any Ideas????

Lockheed Tristar DLC system; elements of all three above. 30 minutes of Googling ought to get you the info...
 
Hmmm maybe the most prolific trainer ever..and cutting edge some 50 years ago..when everything else had a tail wheel...it is......drum roll...the Cessna 172
 
EMB Skillz said:
He said "airplane", magic flying carpets don't count.

outdoorsguy:

This whole thread is B.S., pick up a book and get off the computer, lazy bum. Go do your own homework.
He just asked for suggestions. I see nothing wrong with that. It's not like he wants us to write the paper. Once he gets a good idea, then he can do the research and the paper.

As far as my suggestion, how about the first flying wing. Unfortunately, I don't remember the designation off the top of my head.
 
Here's some more:

Helios (the solar powered flying wing thing that NASA built a year or so ago)
AVRO Arrow (canadian fighter that was scrapped, but at the time far exceeded the known envelope)
Citation X (for it's 45 degree swept wing and high Mmo)
Any of the Rutan/Branson/Fossett projects.
Any of the unmanned aircraft (UAVs) such as the Global Hawk.
 
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How about the Skymaster, C-336? Center-line thrust, pusher prop, boom tail, fixed gear, and hauls a truckload. There is one converted to a turbine engine.

Ercoupes are unique, they were used to test JATO units way back when. The test pilot for the first flight quit after the first flight.

767/757, first with a standard cockpit and dual type rating, yet one is a narrow-body and the other a wide-body. Pilot's have to check their bid sheet to see what type they are flying that day.

A Mooney has a moveable vertical stabilizer. A warrior has a moveable stabilator. Basically, each aircraft has a unique trait to it, even the vernable Cessna 150.

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