Transport Tycoon Deluxe

Planeset

41 Slots Taken (out of 41)

Table Status Color Legend
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OrangeClaimed and being worked on.
Light BlueUseable, but not quite right.
RedFinished and ready for use.
CC = In (Game) Company Color
AircraftCommentsWhoResult

LZ-127 Zeppelin "Graf Zeppelin"

1924. Famous and successful in transatlantic service.

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mdhowe
DaleStan
Aydan

1935. Douglas DC-3 Dakota

The DC-3 made commercial aviation possible. When first built, air flight was a pioneering effort; when discontinued air travel was recognized as a mainline means of transportation. Over 400 are still in commercial service to this day.

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459
Spaceball
Lt gable
Wile E. Coyote
CC
Atlantic Air Cargo
US Army (Cargo)
Air France
JAT

LZ-129 Zeppelin "Hindenburg"

1936. Too famous for its own good, but it was successful in transatlantic service until it blew up.

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mdhowe
DaleStan
Aydan

Lockheed Constellation

1943. The "Connie" was a larger prop transport, widely used in the US through the 40s and 50s. Notice the gentle curve of the fuselage. Early TWA livery

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zero1000
Lt gable
TWA
Air France
KLM
Lufthansa

Douglas DC-6

1946. Another common prop-driven transport.

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Original TTD
Spaceball
Wile E. Coyote
CC
Iscargo Iceland
Aeronica
American
JAT
Generic White

DeHavilland Comet

1952. The first jet transport. Very popular until they started falling out of the sky.

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scottishasttdx
Spaceball
CC
Dan-Air

Boeing 707

1957. The plane that brought transoceanic flight to be a commonplace. Pan Am livery

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Spaceball
Lt gable
Wile E. Coyote
CC
GermanCargo


JAT

Fokker F-27

1958. Early regional turboprop.

459
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CC
Aer Lingus

Douglas Super DC-8

1967. Should be in the old-style United livery, and Emery Worldwide for cargo.

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Spaceball
CC
UPS

Sikorsky S-61

1961. Another passenger helicopter variant of a military chopper, also used by New York Airways.

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Photos

459CC

Boeing 727

1964. The second most popular jetliner ever. Specially designed to operate off of short runways, hence the three engines and excessive fuel consumption.

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RPharazon
SuperTycoon
CeleronXL
Spaceball
Wile E. Coyote
CC, Eastern, DHL Cargo
JAT

Douglas DC-9

1965. A very popular and infinitely modified plane, with all different sizes under different names and makers as the company got bought and sold. The DC-9, MD-80, MD-90, and Boeing 717 are all based on the same original design. Northwest Airlines livery

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459
Wile E. Coyote
CC
Kulula
JAT

Boeing 737

1967. The most popular jetliner ever. There are many variants, this is an average of the first 30 years' worth. Original Southwest livery Could have many, many more.

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CyberBoy
Wile E. Coyote
Solomon555
hyckor
CC
SWA
JAT
COA
Delta
Lufthansa
DHL
Qantas, Air New Zealand, LAN Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, Virgin Blue, Lufthansa, American Airlines, Austrian Airlines

Austrian Airlines, Air New Zealand, Southwest Airlines, AeroMexico, Alaska Airlines, Continental Airlines, Korean Air, El Al

Aerospatiale-British Aerospace Concorde

1969. The only supersonic commercial aircraft ever, alas now gone due to BA's vengefulness toward Virgin Atlantic. Needs BA livery

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Dinges
scottishasttdx
Lt gable
CC
BA1
BA2
BA3
AF

Boeing 747

1970. The first jumbo jet, and the biggest passenger aircraft in service. The 747 and Concorde together defined an era. Early United livery, as pictured

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Aydan
hyckor
CC
KAL/LH
AL
JAL
AC
El Al, EVA Air, Japan Airlines - extended logo, Corsairfly

QANTAS - Wunala Dreaming

McDonnell Douglas DC-10

1971. A mildly successful widebody with several similar variants - DC-10, MD-10, MD-11. Early Northwest livery, as pictured

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Wile E. Coyote
hyckor
CC
JAT
KLM, Finnair, American Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, Korean Air, Varig, FedEx, UPS

Lockheed L1011 Tristar

1972. Another somewhat successful widebody. Classic Delta livery

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459
Lt gable
CC
TWA

Airbus A300

1974. Airbus's first airliner, a success, and a deadly threat to Boeing. EasyJet livery

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459
Spaceball
CC
Generic
TNT
Condor
DHL
American Airlines, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Kuwait Airways, EgyptAir, Finnair, Alitalia, FedEx, DHL

Bae 146-200 / Avro RJ85

1975. The first regional jetliner. Lufthansa livery

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459
Spaceball
CC
Swissair

Shorts 330

1976. A commonplace turboprop commuter aircraft.

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Aydan
CC

Eurocopter AS-332 Super Puma

1978. A more recent transport helicopter.

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CyberBoy
459
CC

McDonnell Douglas MD-80

1980. A more modern version of the venerable DC-9.

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TTD - Bakewell Luckett LB-9
Lt gable
CC
SAS

Boeing Commercial Chinook

1981. A modern upgrade of the old Vietnam-era helicopter. Should be in British Airways livery as shown.

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SpaceballCC

Boeing 767

1982. A narrow widebody, or a small big plane. Also it was released before its predecessor, the 757.

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Solomon555
hyckor
CC
COA
United Airlines, British Airways, Aero Mexico, LAN Airlines, Air Canada, Austrian Airlines, DHL, UPS

Antonov An-124 "Ruslan"

1982. The world's largest aircraft for a while, and used as a commercial heavy-transport aircraft for odd large and heavy items. Pallette problems

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CyberBoy
DaleStan
Aydan
Grigory1
CC
OL

Boeing 757

1983. The replacement for the 727. Modern United livery?

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459
Spaceball
hyckor
CC
DHL

Qantas (there is no B757 in Qantas fleet, but only similar 767), Air China, United Airlines, Delta Airlines, American Airlines, Thai Airways (the same as in Qantas fleet), Emirates Sky Cargo???, DHL

El Israel Airlines, Royal Brunei Airlines, US Airways, Icelandair, China Southern Airlines, Continental Airlines

Airbus A320

1987. The most successful Airbus, and a competitor to the 737/727. Air France livery

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459
hyckor
CC
Germanwings
Germanwings
Iberia
All Nippon Airways, British Airways, Iberia, Air Canada, Air France, Qatar Airways, Swiss Int. Air Lines, Asiana Airlines

Saab 2000

1988. Larger turboprop airliner, almost as fast as a jet, but not fast enough to avoid being replaced by them in recent years. Swissair/Crossair livery, as pictured

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zero1000
Lt gable
CC
Air France
Swissair

ATR72

1989. Very efficient turboprop airliner.

459
Lt gable
Wile E. Coyote
CC
Air France
JAT

Boeing 747-EUD

1989. The largest and most advanced passenger jetliner... for now. KLM livery

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Aydan
Grigory1
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Air France, Delta Airlines, Cathay Pacific Cargo, Nippon Cargo Airlines, Malaysia Airlines/ Papa Delta, Virgin Atlantic/Lady Penelope, Cathay Pacific/Asia's World City, China Airlines/Boeing Blue

Hong Kong Trader

Airbus A340-300

1991. Long-haul widebody. Cathay Pacific livery

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scottishasttdx
hyckor
CC
Emirates, Qatar Airways, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Iberia, Thai Airways, Emirates Sky Cargo

Virgin Atlantic, Austrian Airlines, Swiss Int. Air Lines, Lufthansa, Air France, South African Airways, Emirates Sky Cargo

Air Tahiti Nui

Airbus A321

1993. Midsize Airbus jet. Aer Lingus livery

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459
CyberBoy
Spaceball
Lt gable
hyckor
CC
AL
SAS
Korean AC
SAS / Scandinavian Airlines, Etihad Airways, TAM, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, Avianca, Air China, South African Airways

Boeing 777

1995. A very advanced and efficient long-range widebody. British Airways livery?

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Grigory1
hyckor
CC
Boeing




Qatar Airways, Malaysia Airlines, Emirates, Air China, Cathay Pacific-Asia's World City, Vietnam Airlines, Japan Airlines-enlarged JAL logo, Malaysia Airlines-Freedom of Space

Embraer ERJ-145

1996. The Brazilian answer to Canadair's CRJs. US Airways livery, as pictured; also American Eagle.

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459CC

Bombardier Canadair CRJ-700

2001. A stretched regional jet. America West livery

459
Lt gable
hyckor
CC
AW
UA

Airbus A340-600

2003. Long-haul widebody. Virgin Atlantic livery, as shown

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RPharazon
459
CC
VA

Bell V-22 Osprey

2004. Tiltrotor transport built for the military. There is no commercial version yet, but why not?

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Aydan

Embraer 190

2005. The Brazilian entry. jetBlue livery?

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459CC

Airbus A380

2007. A planned double-decker airliner, which will be the largest passenger transport when built. Virgin Atlantic livery? Others possible.

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zero1000
hyckor
CC

QA
BA

Boeing 787

2008. Boeing's new high-efficiency jetliner.

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way2good
459
Grigory1
hyckor
CC
Boeing
S7
AA

Boeing Sonic Cruiser

2016. A cancelled near-supersonic aircraft, which may still be built by the Japanese. Japan Air Lines livery, as pictured

CyberBoy
SHADOW-XIII
JAL
CC

Miscellanous Other Planes

AircraftWhoResult
Boeing C17 - Globemasterhyckor

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