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Dornier Do 24


Dornier Do 24
Description
RoleBomber & reconnaissance
Crew3+
First flightJuly 3, 1937
Entered serviceNovember, 1937
ManufacturerDornier, Aviolanda , Potez , CASA
Dimensions
Length22 m72 ft 2 in
Wingspan27 m88 ft 6 in
Height5.9 m19 ft 3 in
Wing area108 m²1,162 ft²
Weights
Empty13,470 kg29,700 lb
Loaded18,400 kg40,565 lb
Maximum takeoff kg lb
Powerplant
Engine3 × Bramo 323
Power (each)750 kW1,000 hp
Performance
Maximum speed341 km/h212 mph
Combat range4,700 km2,920 miles
Ferry range km miles
Service ceiling5,900 m19,357 ft
Rate of climb m/min ft/min
Armament
Guns1 &times MG 151 20 mm cannon
2 × MG 15 7.92 mm m/c guns
Bombs12 &times 50 kg bombs


The Dornier Do 24 flying-boat was originally designed for Netherlands service, and part of the original Netherlands order was built under licence by Aviolanda and powered by Curtiss-Wright Cyclone engines. After the German invasion, production for the Luftwaffe continued at Aviolanda, and the type was also produced by Potez in occupied France.

After the war, captured Dornier Do 24s continued in French Naval service until 1955. Some of these were sold to Spain joining a batch purchased in 1944, and continued in use until 1967 for Search and Rescue (SAR) operations, the last large flying-boats in regular use in Europe.

A total of nearly 250 Do 24s were built.


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Designation series

Do 20 - Do 22 - Do 23 - Do 24 - L 25 - Do 26 - Kl 26

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List of military aircraft of Germany - List of flying boats

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