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by Felix/FFDS » Thu Apr 29, 2004 8:54 pm
This would have been a collaboration between Boeing and Fokker.
The F29 was to have used the basic cross section of the B-737 with wing mounted podded engines, on a swept wing similar to that of the Boeing's. Cockpit/nose profile matched that of the F28, along with the F-28's swept back T-tail, probably including teh airbrakes. Engines would probably be equipped with thrust reversers.
(Info from Janes' 1980-81)
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by Nexus » Fri Apr 30, 2004 8:15 pm
Why the T-tail when you have engines mounted on the wings?
Seems like a weird solution...T-tails have more drawbacks compared to the vertical fin.
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by Felix/FFDS » Fri Apr 30, 2004 10:18 pm
Why the T-tail when you have engines mounted on the wings?
Seems like a weird solution...T-tails have more drawbacks compared to the vertical fin.
Mainly - I guess - Ease of production/commonality with the F28 ... In any event, this didn't go beyond the "design study" stage, and Fokker stretched the F28 into the F100
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