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ERJ-145 / American Eagle World War I with the main change being

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with the main change being the installation of more powerful PT6A60A turboprops in place of the 42s of the earlier model

The Halifax could carry a crew of seven and up to 13

especially on the Russian front

it was particularly suited for such missions as the famous raid from North Africa against the oil industry at Ploesti

Two different launch vehicles were used during the Mercury program

ERJ-145 / American Eagle World War I with the main change beingAmerican Eagle ERJ 145 airplane model. Embraer began working on 50 seat regional jet concepts in the late 1980s. The original EMB145 (now renamed ERJ 145) concept was launched in mid 1989 and was essentially a stretched and jet engined EMB120 Brasilia. Features of this design included a straight wing with winglets and the two turbofans mounted forward of the wing as on most low wing turboprops. This design would have seated 45 to 50 passengers and

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