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The smallest monoplane ever flown is the Baby Bird, designed and built by America's Donald R Stits. It is 3.35-m (11-ft) long, with a wingspan of 1.91-m (6-ft 3-in), and weighs 114.3 kg (252 lb) when empty.

G-THOC

:: Aircraft specsheet

Registration:	G-THOC	Model:	Boeing 737-59D
Manuf. serial #:	24694	First flight:	27/3/1990 00:00:00
Airline/Operator:		Delivery date:	10th March 2004
Name:	Spirit of Doncaster	End of life:	N/A
Engines:	CFM56-3B1	Added by:	Planespotter.org
Ex-operators:	LIN/SAS/bmibaby	Last updated by:	Oli Blatch
Prev. Registrations:	SE-DNA/G-BVKA
Other:	-

:: Photos of G-THOC

Quality: Low / High	rw 10
	Aircraft type: Boeing 737-59D	Domingos Madruga Algarve Spotters (Domingos Madruga)
	Aircraft registration: G-THOC	Location: Faro, PT (FAO)
	Current airline:	29 Oct 2005
	Photo rating: 5.52 - rate it!	Viewed 7396 times

Quality: Low / High	rw 10
	Aircraft type: Boeing 737-59D	Domingos Madruga Algarve Spotters (Domingos Madruga)
	Aircraft registration: G-THOC	Location: Faro, PT (FAO)
	Current airline:	29 Oct 2005
	Photo rating: 5.43 - rate it!	Viewed 5415 times

Quality: Low / High	Fly TUI
	Aircraft type: Boeing 737-59D	J. Manuel Andrade (Osores)
	Aircraft registration: G-THOC	Location: Faro, PT (FAO)
	Current airline:	15 Sep 2005
	Photo rating: 5.51 - rate it!	Viewed 8295 times

Quality: Low / High	Cabin Shot
	Aircraft type: Boeing 737-59D	Brian Lambert (brian)
	Aircraft registration: G-THOC	Location: Cardiff, UK (CWL)
	Current airline:	04 Feb 2004
	Photo rating: 5.51 - rate it!	Viewed 7862 times

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