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If you could bring an aircraft back into production...

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If you could bring an aircraft out of production back into production what would it be? I would bring the DC-9 back into production.

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The BAe 146/Avro RJ/Avro RJ-X for sure :)Local Air is Better Air- www.hawkair.ca

F-4 Phantom

The L-1011.

The Beech Staggerwing. Maybe updated with modern GA technology. cant beat style :)

DHC-2 Beaver... But rumours abound that it is about to!!! :-hahIan P.:-halo

Really?:-eek That would be AWESOME! I'd love to see new DHC-2s. They should put the DHC-7(Dash 7) back into production too.

Neat question..:DLuv too see a Hawker Siddeley Trident in BEA colours fly again......:9Steve

I will vote for the Vickers Viscount. It was an elegant aircraft with amongst many attractive touches those beautiful oval windows (the shape known as the Weybridge Oval). I might be prejudiced in my choice however, having spent twenty years at the BAe Weybridge plant (formerly the Vickers plant).Denis. The Ancient Brit.

Fokker F-VII. First successful purpose designed airliner in the world and most successful commercial aircraft of the 1920s with well over 200 delivered.

I agree with Eric, The L-1011 :DJason :-wave

More than just rumors...it's true. This was announced a couple of months ago. The Beaver and either the Otter or Twin Otter (I can't remember which) type certificates have been purchased by a canadian company who has stated they will resume production. I don't have a link for this information, but it was in several publications (internet and print) when the news was made public.

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