Delta Air Lines Boeing 717.jpg


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This is the Boeing 717-200, of which Delta Air Lines currently operates 80 aircraft. It is the final improved version of the DC-9. Around the time the Boeing 717 was released,
McDonnell Douglas was merged into Boeing, which is why it was named the Boeing 717. If you search for Boeing 717 landing videos on YouTube,
you can hear the characteristic GPWS (Ground Proximity Warning System) voice typical of McDonnell Douglas aircraft from the 90s.
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