The McDonnell Douglas MD-80 was the last American-built aircraft to feature an analog cockpit. The aircraft entered commercial service with Swissair in October 1980, and became a mainstay of ...

Eventually, it was McDonnell Douglas's design that was chosen. Dubbed the DC-10, it was the first plane to be developed by the merged company.

The United States Navy’s first pre-production variant of the Phantom, the McDonnell Douglas YF4H-1 (142259), on its maiden flight on May 27, 1958, flown by company Chief Test Pilot Robert C. Little.

Of those four planes McDonnell Douglas had in production, only the MD-95 and MD-11 would survive the merger. Boeing would continue using the MD-95, incorporating it into its 7X7 series of aircraft ...

Production of the plane could be stretched out to 2027 if India places an order, the company said. The first F/A-18 debuted in 1983 and was built by McDonnell Douglas, which merged with Boeing in ...