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Boasting significant additional passenger space for 125 travelers, it maintained impressive cruising distances up to 1795 miles and had the ability to cruise smoothly at remarkable speeds of 558 mph at an altitude of 25,000 feet. Its exceptional...

Equipped with an impressive capacity to transport 125 passengers at once, the DC-9-40 offers a generous cruising range of approximately 1795 miles and can soar through the skies at a remarkable pace of 558 mph when flying at 25,000 feet. But what's...

Operating efficiently at 558 mph when cruising at 25,000 feet, it boasts a ceiling reaching approximately 40,000 feet. ...With its introduction in 1968, this series enjoyed operational success spanning the late 20th century, seeing active duty well into...

Capable of accommodating 125 passengers and boasting a respectable medium-range of 1795 miles, it also managed to reach impressive cruising speeds of 558 mph at altitudes as high as 25000 feet while possessing an impressive ceiling of approximately...

... miles. With its moderate cruising speed of 558 mph at an altitude of 25,000 feet and ceiling of around 40,000 feet, this aircraft became a workhorse in many air fleets during the late 1960s and continued in service well into the following decade.

Moreover, this upgraded aircraft excelled at cruising altitudes, achieving speeds of up to 558 mph at 25000 feet and ascending as high as 40000 feet in optimal conditions. ...These aircraft entered service in the late 1960s, maintaining their relevance...

... Moreover, it possessed impressive cruising capabilities at altitudes up to 25,000 feet, reaching remarkable speeds of up to 558 mph while maintaining stable airspeed conditions with minimal fluctuations in altitude changes up to about 40,000 feet.

At cruise altitude of 25,000 feet, it reached speeds of 558 mph and maintained an impressive ceiling of approximately 40,000 feet. ...This aircraft first entered service in 1968 and remained operational well into the 1990s, serving its purpose with...

Cruising speeds can reach an astonishing 558 mph while flying at 25,000 feet, with ceilings reaching as high as approximately 40,000 feet. ...Introduced into commercial service in 1968 and still utilized effectively well into the 1990s were these...

Notably, its top speed reached up to 558 mph while cruising at a precise altitude of 25,000 feet. ... Moreover, the DC-9-40 has also boasted a remarkable ceiling of about 40,000 feet and enjoyed successful service starting from 1968 until it continued...

Cruising at speeds up to 558 mph while maintaining a height of 25,000 feet, this aircraft was capable of soaring to heights near 40,000 feet. ...First introduced in service as far back as 1968, the DC-9-40 model served effectively into the early 1990s.

... 1,795 miles. With a maximum cruising speed of 558 mph at 25,000 feet and an operating ceiling of approximately 40,000 feet, this aircraft excels in performance. ...Introduced into service in 1968, the DC-9-40 served faithfully until the early 1990s.

... 1795 miles. Moreover, it cruised efficiently at speeds of up to 558 mph at an altitude of 25,000 feet while maintaining a ceiling of roughly 40,000 feet. ...The DC-9-40 took flight in the year 1968 and remained in service well into the 1990s.

Powered by an exceptional engine, it can soar at speeds reaching 558 mph at altitudes as high as 25000 feet and achieve heights of about 40000 feet, impressively. ...Debuting in service during 1968, the DC-9-40 continued to provide effective support...

... to 2,795 miles. It was engineered for a cruise speed of 558 mph at altitudes as high as 25,000 feet, with a service ceiling just shy of 40,000 feet. ...Entering active service in 1968, the DC-9-40 remained operational until well into the late 1990s.

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It was also engineered to cruise efficiently at 558 mph while flying at 25,000 feet, and reach altitudes as high as 40,000 feet. ... In service beginning in 1968, the DC-9-40 proved itself capable of fulfilling operational demands for well over two...

With capabilities to reach speeds of up to 558 mph at an altitude of 25,000 feet, it also boasts a service ceiling of around 40,000 feet. ...First introduced in 1968, the DC-9-40 efficiently provided transportation well into the late 1990s with its...

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This aircraft was also engineered to cruise at speeds reaching up to 558 mph at an altitude of 25,000 feet while maintaining a service ceiling of about 40,000 feet. ...These exceptional aircraft began serving commercial purposes in 1968 and continued to...

At a height of 25,000 feet, it maintained a stable cruise speed of 558 mph and could soar up to an astonishing altitude of 40,000 feet. ...Introduced in the year 1968, these aircraft remained in service until the late 1990s, serving multiple purposes...

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Its remarkable range extends even further with its ability to soar at 558 mph while cruising at 25,000 feet. ...With an incredible ceiling height of about 40,000 feet, it's clear why these aircraft dominated the skies from 1968 through the 1990s,...

Furthermore, it could efficiently cruise at 558 mph while maintaining an altitude of 25000 feet and boasted a ceiling of approximately 40000 feet. ...With their service inception dating back to 1968 and lasting well into the 1990s, these aircraft...

Boasting a capacity for 125 passengers, this stretched aircraft was capable of covering medium ranges of up to 1795 miles at a remarkable cruising speed of 558 mph when flying at altitudes of 25,000 feet. Its impressive ceiling reaches as high as...

It can also maintain incredible speeds of up to 558 mph at an altitude of 25,000 feet, culminating in an impressive ceiling of around 40,000 feet. ...The DC-9-40's reign began in the pivotal year of 1968 and remained in service for several decades well...

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Notably, this impressive airliner could reach incredible speeds of 558 mph at an altitude of 25,000 feet, with a maximum ceiling of approximately 40,000 feet. ...First entering service in 1968, these remarkable aircraft played a vital role well into the...