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| DC-10-15 | Formerly McDonnell Douglas Corporation | |
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
A22WE
Revision 13
BOEING
DC-10-10
DC-10-40
DC-10-30
DC-10-30F (KC-10A,
KDC-10)
DC-10-10F
DC-10-40F
DC-10-15
MD-11
MD-11F
MD-10-10F
MD-10-30F
April 30, 2018
TYPE CERTIFICATE DATA SHEET A22WE
This data sheet which is part of Type Certificate No. A22WE prescribes conditions and limitations under which the products for
which the Type Certificate was issued meet the airworthiness requirements of the Federal Aviation Regulations.
Type Certificate Holder: The Boeing Company
4000 Lakewood Boulevard
Long Beach, California 90808
Type Certificate Ownership Record: McDonnell Douglas Corporation, Long Beach, California, merged with The Boeing
Company effective January 1, 2010. Transferred type certificate A22WE to The Boeing
Company on September 27, 2010.
I - Model DC-10-10 (Transport Aircraft), Approved July 29, 1971
Engines: 3 General Electric CF6-6D, CF6-6D1, CF6-6D1A, CF6-6K or CF6-6K2 Turbofan Engines. (CF6-6D and
CF6-6K engines may be intermixed in accordance with Appendix XXII of the applicable FAA Approved
Airplane Flight Manual. CF6-6D1 and CF6-6D1A engines may be intermixed in accordance with page 2.1 of
Section IVB of applicable FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual.)
Fuel: See NOTE 4.
Oil: See NOTE 5.
Engine Limits: Takeoff Thrust. Sea Level, CF6-6D/-6K CF6-6D1 CF6-6D1A/-6K2
Static (5 min) - flat to
88oF (CF6-6D/-6K) and to
84oF (CF6-6D1/-6D1A/-K2) 39,300 lb. 40,300 lb. 40,900 lb.
Maximum Continuous (flat to 77oF) 37,500 lb. 37,500 lb. 37,500 lb.
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I - Model DC-10-10 (Transport Aircraft), Approved July 29, 1971 (cont’d)
Engine Limits: (cont’d)
Maximum permissible engine rotor operating speeds
N1 (Low Compressor) 3810 rpm (111%)
N2 (High Compressor) 9925 rpm (101%)
Maximum permissible engine temperature
Turbine exhaust gas temperatures at turbine outlet
Take off (5 min.) 1670oF (910oC)
Maximum Continuous 1616oF (880oC)
Maximum Acceleration (2 min.) 1697oF (925oC)
Starting (Max. Transient for 40 sec.) 1652oF (900oC)
(Max. No Time Limit) 1382oF (750oC)
Maximum permissible oil outlet temperature
Continuous operation 320oF (160oC)
Transient operation 1 347oF (175oC)
APU Limits: AiResearch TSCP700-4B
(if installed) Power Rating Maximum at sea level 189 hp
Rotor Speeds
Low pressure speed (N1) 31,570 rpm (110%)
High pressure speed (N2) 38,830 rpm (110%)
Exhaust Gas Temperature Maximum during operation 1085oF (585oC)
Maximum indicated temperature during each starting cycle 1085oF (585oC)
Airspeed Limits:
(CAS)
VMO / MMO (Maximum Operating) With SB 37-87 Without SB 37-87
At Sea Level 350K 350K
At 10,000 ft 350K 376K
At 24,820 ft 350K 376K (M=0.88)
At 28,310 ft 350K (M=0.88) 350K (M=0.88)
At 42,000 ft 258K (M=0.88) 258K (M=0.88)
VA (Maneuvering) See FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual
VFE Flap Position (Inboard)
5o 260K (M = 0.51)
15o 250K (M = 0.51)
20o 233K (M = 0.51)
25o 214K (M = 0.51)
35o 187K (M = 0.51)
50o 171K (M = 0.51)
1 Transient operation above 320°F (160°C) is limited to 15 minutes.
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I - Model DC-10-10 (Transport Aircraft), Approved July 29, 1971 (cont’d)
Airspeed Limits: (cont’d)
(CAS)
VSLAT (Slat Operating)
Takeoff and Approach:
Flap Position (Inboard)
5o 260K (M = 0.51)
15o 250K (M = 0.51)
25o 214K (M = 0.51)
Landing
Flap Position (Inboard)
35o 187K (M = 0.51)
50o 171K (M = 0.51)
Autoslat
Flaps retracted 260K (M = 0.51)
VLO (Landing Gear)
Retraction 230K (M = 0.70)
Extension 260K (M = 0.70)
VLE (Landing Gear Extended) 300K (M = 0.70)
V (Landing light extension)
Maximum speed extension retraction,
or extended position VMO/MMO
V (Fuel Dump) 325K up to 28,000 feet
M = 0.82 above 28,000 feet
C.G. Range: See the appropriate FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual and Weight and Balance Manual.
DC-10-10
Maximum Weight: 440, 000 pound Takeoff Weight 455,000 pound Takeoff Weight
(See NOTE 10) See Serial Numbers Eligible See Serial Numbers Eligible
Taxi and Ramp 443,000 lb. 458,000 lb.
Takeoff 440,000 lb. 455,000 lb.
Landing 2 363,500 lb. 363,500 lb.
Zero Fuel 3 335,000 lb. 335,000 lb.
Gear Jacking 443,000 lb. 443,000 lb.
Fuselage and Wing Jacking 388,000 lb. 388,000 lb.
Minimum Crew: For all flights: Pilot, Copilot, and Flight Engineer.
Maximum
Passengers: (See NOTE 6)
Maximum
Baggage: (See Weight and Balance Manual)
2 Fuel dump valves required for operation in excess of maximum landing weight. See NOTE 1 (f).
3 All weight in airplane above this weight must be fuel.
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I - Model DC-10-10 (Transport Aircraft), Approved July 29, 1971 (cont’d)
Fuel Capacity: Fuel Tank Capacity (pounds) Usable
Location Structural (6.7 lb./gal) Arm (Inches)
Main No. 1 42,579 40,116 1488
Main No. 2 68,998 64,969 1296
Main No. 3 42,579 40,116 1488
Center Wing Auxiliary (if installed) 36,849 32,727 1279
Crossfeed Manifold and Lines 609 1429
Oil Capacity: 24.3 lb./engine usable at 8.1 lb./gal. with wing engines moment arm at 1125 in. and tail engine moment arm
at 2200 in.
Maximum
Operating
Altitude: 42,000 feet
MAC: 300.682 inches (Leading Edge of MAC Station 1299.83)
Service Life
Limits: See NOTE 3
DC-10-10
Serial Numbers
Eligible: Maximum Takeoff Weight of 440,000 pounds
(See NOTE 10)
46500, 46502 - 46509, 46511 - 46520, 46522 – 46525, 46603, 46604, 46614, 46632, 46645, 46646,
46700 - 46703, 46706 - 46707, 46709, 46908, 46928, 46942, 46943, 46946, 46977, 46983,
47800, 47802, 47832, 47833, 47966 - 47969.
Maximum Takeoff Weight of 455,000 pounds
46501, 46727, 46905, 46906, , (46517, 46525, 46645, 46646, 46908, 46977, 46983, 47832, 47833). 4
Other
Information: See "Data Pertinent to All Models"
II - Model DC-10-40 (Transport Aircraft), Approved October 20, 1972
Engines: 3 Pratt and Whitney JT9D-20 Turbofan Engines with water injection, or 3 Pratt and Whitney JT9D-20J or
JT9D-59A Turbofan Engines (JT9D-59A Engines are installed per Rohr STC SA3139WE) (See Serial
Numbers Eligible).
Fuel: See NOTE 4.
Oil: See NOTE 5.
Engine Limits: JT9D-20 JT9D-20J JT9D-59A
Static Thrust, Sea Level
Takeoff, Dry 5 44,500 lb. 48,050 lb. 51,720 lb.
Takeoff, Wet 6 47,000 lb.
Maximum Continuous 39,240 lb. 39,240 lb. 44,770 lb.
4 When modified in accordance with McDonnell Douglas Service Bulletin 57-97.
5 5 minutes flat to 84°F for JT9D-20 and 86°F for JT9D-20J and JT9D-59A.
6 2 ½ minutes wet flat to 86°F.
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II - Model DC-10-40 (Transport Aircraft), Approved October 20, 1972 (cont’d)
Engine Limits (cont’d):
Maximum permissible engine rotor speeds
N1 (Low Compressor) 3650 rpm (101.4%) 3750 rpm (104.2%) 3780 rpm (105%)
N2 (High Compressor) 8000 rpm ( 98.9%) 8000 rpm ( 98.9%) 8011 rpm ( 99%)
Maximum permissible engine temperature
Turbine exhaust gas temperature at turbine outlet
(Tt 6 for JT9D-20 & -20J and Tt 7 for JT9D-59A)
Takeoff, Wet or Dry (5 min) 1679oF (915oC) 1805oF (985oC) 1238oF (670oC)
Maximum Continuous 1607oF (875oC) 1697oF (925oC) 1202oF (650oC)
Maximum Acceleration (2 min) 1679oF (915oC) 1805oF (985oC) 1238oF (670oC)
Starting 7 1202oF (650oC) 1202oF (650oC) 941oF (505oC)
Maximum permissible oil inlet temperature
Continuous Operation 275oF (135oC) 275oF (135oC) 275oF (135oC)
Transient Operation 8 320oF (160oC) 320oF (160oC) 320oF (160oC)
APU Limits: AiResearch TSCP700-4
(if installed)
Power Rating Maximum at sea level 189 hp
Rotor Speeds
Low pressure rotor speed (N1) 31,750 rpm (110%)
High pressure rotor speed (N2) 38,830 rpm (110%)
Exhaust Gas Temperature
Maximum during operation 1085oF (585oC)
Maximum indicated temperature during each starting cycle 1085oF (585oC)
Airspeed Limits: VMO / MMO (Maximum Operating)
(CAS) At Sea Level 350K
At 10,000 ft. 376K
At 24,820 ft. 376K (M = 0.88)
At 42,000 ft. 258K (M = 0.88)
VA (Maneuvering) See FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual
With JT9D-20 or -20J With JT9D-59A
Engines (See Serial Engines (See Serial
VFE Flap Position (Inboard) Numbers Eligible) Numbers Eligible)
5o 260K (M = 0.51) 270K (M = 0.55)
15o 255K (M = 0.51) 255K (M = 0.51)
20o 240K (M = 0.51) 240K (M = 0.51)
25o 221K (M = 0.51) 221K (M = 0.51)
35o 194K (M = 0.51) 194K (M = 0.51)
50o 178K (M = 0.51) 178K (M = 0.51)
7 Maximum transient for 10 seconds.
8 Transient operation above 275°F (135°C) is limited to 20 minutes.
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II - Model DC-10-40 (Transport Aircraft), Approved October 20, 1972 (cont’d)
Airspeed Limits: (cont'd)
(CAS) VSLAT (Slat Operating)
Takeoff and Approach: With JT9D-20 or 20J With JT9D-59A
Engines (See Serial Engines (See Serial
Flap Position (Inboard) Numbers Eligible) Numbers Eligible)
5o 260K (M = 0.51) 270K (M = 0.55)
15o 255K (M = 0.51) 255K (M = 0.51)
20o 221K (M = 0.51) 221K (M = 0.51)
Landing
Flap Position (Inboard)
25o 221K (M = 0.51) 221K (M = 0.51)
35o 194K (M = 0.51) 194K (M = 0.51)
50o 178K (M = 0.51) 178K (M = 0.51)
Autoslat
Flaps retracted 260K (M = 0.51) 270K (M = 0.75)
VLO (Landing Gear)
Retraction 230K (M = 0.70) 230K (M = 0.70)
Extension 260K (M = 0.70) 260K (M = 0.70)
VLE (Landing Gear Extended) 300K (M = 0.70) 300K (M = 0.70)
V (Landing light extension) VMO/MMO VMO/MMO
Maximum speed extension,
retraction, or extended position.
V (Fuel Dump) 325K up to 28,000 feet
M = 0.82 above 28,000 feet
C.G. Range: See the appropriate FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual and Weight and Balance Manual.
DC-10-40
Maximum Weight: With JT9D-20 or -20J Engines With JT9D-59A Engines
(See NOTE 10) 565,000 pound Takeoff Weight 572,000 pound Takeoff Weight
(See Serial Numbers Eligible) (See Serial Numbers Eligible)
Center Main
Center Main Center Main Center Main Gear Retracted
Gear Extended Gear Retracted Gear Extended or Removed
Taxi and Ramp 568,000 lb. 443,000 lb. 575,000 lb. 478,000 lb.
Takeoff 9 565,000 lb. 440,000 lb. 572,000 lb. 475,000 lb.
Landing 10 421,000 lb. 363,500 lb. 421,000 lb. 400,000 lb.
Zero Fuel 11 391,000 lb. 363,500 lb. 391,000 lb. 391,000 lb.
Gear Jacking Weight 568,000 lb. 443,000 lb. 575,000 lb. 478,000 lb.
Fuselage and Wing
Jacking Weight 508,000 lb. 443,000 lb. 508,000 lb. 478,000 lb.
9 For takeoff above 555,000 pounds, 28 ply main landing gear tires and modification per Douglas Service Bulletin 57-
28 or equivalent are required.
10 Fuel dump valves required for takeoff in excess of maximum landing weight. See NOTE 1 (f).
11 All weight in airplane above this weight must be fuel.
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II - Model DC-10-40 (Transport Aircraft), Approved October 20, 1972 (cont’d)
Minimum Crew: For all Flights: Pilot, Copilot, and Flight Engineer.
Maximum
Passengers: (See NOTE 6).
Maximum
Baggage: (See Weight and Balance Manual).
Fuel Capacity: Fuel Tank Capacity (pounds)
Usable Usable 12
Location Structural (6.7 lb./gal.) (6.7 lb./gal.) Arm (inches)
Main No. 1 43,202 40,203 40,704 1492.6
Main No. 2 69,495 64,969 65,438 1296.0
Main No. 3 43,202 40,403 40,704 1492.6
Center Wing Auxiliary 104,141 97,409 98,111 1266.1
Crossfeed Manifold & Lines 622 622 1420.1
Oil Capacity: 77 lb./engine usable at 8.1 lb./gal. with wing engines moment arm at 1164.0 in. and tail moment area at
2239.0 in.
Maximum
Operating
Altitude: 42,000 feet
MAC: 295.78 inches (Leading Edge of MAC Station 1311.95)
Service Life
Limits: See NOTE 3
DC-10-40
Serial Numbers
Eligible: Maximum Takeoff Weight of 565,000 pounds
(See NOTE 10) (with JT9D-20 or -20J Engines)
46750, 46752 – 46771.
Maximum Takeoff Weight of 572,000 pounds
(with JT9D-59A Engines installed per STC SA3139WE)
46660, 46662, 46913, 46923, 46967, 46974, 47822, 47824 - 47826, 47852, 47853, – 47856, 47857, 48301.
Spare Engine Transportation Pod - The Spare Engine Transportation Pod may be carried on models with
JT9D-59A engines installed per STC SA3139WE in accordance with the limitations specified in the FAA
approved Airplane Flight Manual.
Other
Information: See "Data Pertinent to All Models"
III - Model DC-10-30 (Transport Aircraft), Approved November 21, 1972
Engines: 3 General Electric CF6-50A, CF6-50C, CF6-50CA, CF6-50C1, CF6-50C2, CF6-50C2B or CF6-50C2-R
Turbofan Engines. (Engines may be intermixed in accordance with Appendix XXII of applicable FAA
Approved Airplane Flight Manual).
Fuel: See NOTE 4.
12 When modified per Douglas Service Bulletin 28-27 and 28-32 or equivalents.
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III - Model DC-10-30 (Transport Aircraft), Approved November 21, 1972 (cont’d)
Oil: See NOTE 5.
Engine Limits: CF6-50C/-50CA/
CF6-50A -50C2-R CF6-50C1 CF6-50C2 CF6-50C2B
Static Thrust, Sea Level
Takeoff 13 48,400 lb. 50,400 lb. 51,800 lb. 51,800 lb. 53,200 lb.
Maximum Continuous 46,300 lb. 46,300 lb. 46,300 lb. 46,300 lb. 46,300 lb.
(flat to 86°F)
Maximum permissible engine rotor operating speeds
N1 (Low Compressor) 14 3982 rpm (116%) 3982 rpm (116%) 4068 rpm 4068 rpm
4068 rpm (118.5%)15 4068 rpm (118.5%)15 (118.5%) (118.5%)
N2 (High Compressor) 10613 rpm (108%) 10613 rpm (108%) 10761 rpm 10761 rpm
10761 rpm (109.5%)16 10761 rpm (109.5%)16 (109.5%) (109.5%)
CF6-50C/-50CA/ CF6-50C2/-50C2B/
CF6-50A -50C1 -50C2-R
Maximum permissible engine temperature
Turbine exhaust gas temperature at turbine outlet
Takeoff (5 min.) 1679oF (915oC) 1715oF (935oC) 1733oF (945oC)
1733oF (945oC)17
Maximum Continuous 1607oF (875oC) 1607oF (875oC) 1670oF (910oC)
1670oF (910oC)17
Maximum for Acceleration
(2 min.) 1706oF (930oC) 1742oF (950oC) 1760oF (960oC)
1760oF (960oC)17
Starting
(Max. Transient for 40 sec.) 1652oF (900oC) 1652oF (900oC) 1652oF (900oC)
(Max. no time limit) 1382oF (750oC) 1382oF (750oC) 1382oF (750oC)
Maximum permissible oil outlet temperature
Continuous Operation 320oF (160oC) 320oF (160oC) 320oF (160oC)
13 5 minutes flat to 87°F for -50A; 5 minutes flat to 86°F for -50C, -50CA, -50C1, -50C2, and -50C2-R; 5 minutes flat
to 79°F for -50C2B.
14 The CF6-50C N1 value of 116% is used for the preparation of the Airplane Flight Manual in lieu of the CF6-50C1
N1 value of 116½% noted in the engine data sheet.
15 When modified per Douglas Service Bulletin 77-46 or production equivalent, for CF6-50A/-50C/-50CA/-50C1.
16 When modified per Douglas Service Bulletin 77-44 or production equivalent, for CF6-50A/-50C/-50CA/-50C1.
17 When modified per Douglas Service Bulletin 77-47 or production equivalent, for CF6-50C/-50CA/-50C1.
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III - Model DC-10-30 (Transport Aircraft), Approved November 21, 1972 (cont’d)
Engine Limits (cont’d)
CF6-50C/-50CA/ CF6-50C2/-50C2B/
CF6-50A -50C1 -50C2-R
Transient Operation 18 347oF (175oC) 347oF (175oC) 347oF (175oC)
APU Limits: AiResearch TSCP700-4
(if installed)
Power Rating Maximum at sea level 189 hp
Rotor Speeds
Low pressure rotor speed (N1) 31,750 rpm (110%)
High pressure rotor speed (N2) 38,830 rpm (110%)
Exhaust Gas Temperature
Maximum during operation 1085oF (585oC)
Maximum indicated temperature
each starting cycle 1085oF (585oC)
Airspeed Limits:
(CAS)
VMO/MMO (Maximum Operating)
At Sea Level 350K
At 10,000 ft 376K
At 24,820 ft 376K (M = 0.88)
At 42,000 ft 258K (M = 0.88)
VA (Maneuvering) See FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual
572,000 lb./580,000 lb. 565,000 lb.
VFE Flap Position Takeoff Weight Takeoff Weight
(Inboard) (See Serial Numbers Eligible) (See Serial Numbers Eligible)
5o 270K (M = 0.55) 260K (M = 0.51)
15o 255K (M = 0.51) 255K (M = 0.51)
20o 240K (M = 0.51) 240K (M = 0.51)
25o 221K (M = 0.51) 221K (M = 0.51)
35o 194K (M = 0.51) 194K (M = 0.51)
50o 178K (M = 0.51) 178K (M = 0.51)
VSLAT (Slat Operating)
Takeoff and Approach
Flap Position
5o 270K (M = 0.55) 260K (M = 0.51)
15o 255K (M = 0.51) 255K (M = 0.51)
25o 221K (M = 0.51) 221K (M = 0.51)
Landing
Flap Position
35o 194K (M = 0.51) 194K (M = 0.51)
50o 178K (M = 0.51) 178K (M = 0.51)
18 Transient operation above 320°F (160°C) is limited to 15 minutes.
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III - Model DC-10-30 (Transport Aircraft), Approved November 21, 1972 (cont’d)
Airspeed Limits: (cont’d)
(CAS)
572,000 lb./580,000 lb. 565,000 lb.
Takeoff Weight Takeoff Weight
(See Serial Numbers Eligible) (See Serial Numbers Eligible)
Autoslat
Flaps retracted 270K (M = 0.55) 260K (M = 0.51)
VLO Landing Gear
Retraction 230K (M = 0.70) 230K (M = 0.70)
Extension 260K (M = 0.70) 260K (M = 0.70)
VLE (Landing Gear
Extended) 300K (M = 0.70) 300K (M = 0.70)
V (Landing light extension) - Maximum Speed in
extension, retraction, or extended position VMO/MMO
V (Fuel Dump) 325K up to 28,000 feet
M=0.82 above 28,000 feet
C.G. Range: See the appropriate FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual and Weight and Balance Manual.
DC-10-30
Maximum Weight: 565,000 pound Takeoff Weight 572,000 pound Takeoff Weight
(See NOTE 10) (See Serial Numbers Eligible) (See Serial Numbers Eligible)
Center Main Center Main Center Main Center Main
Gear Extended Gear Retracted Gear Extended Gear Retracted
Taxi and Ramp 568,000 lb. 463,000 lb. 575,000 lb. 478,000 lb.
Takeoff 19 565,000 lb. 460,000 lb. 572,000 lb. 475,000 lb.
Landing 20 424,000 lb. 400,000 lb. 424,000 lb. 400,000 lb.
Zero Fuel 21 401,000 lb. 391,000 lb. 401,000 lb. 401,000 lb.
Gear Jacking 568,000 lb. 463,000 lb. 575,000 lb. 478,000 lb.
Fuselage and
Wing Jacking 508,000 lb. 463,000 lb. 508,000 lb. 478,000 lb.
580,000 pound Takeoff Weight 590,000 pound Takeoff Weight 24A, 24B
(See Serial Numbers Eligible) (See Serial Numbers Eligible)
Center Main Center Main Center Main Center Main
Gear Extended Gear Retracted Gear Extended Gear Retracted
Taxi and Ramp 583,000 lb. 478,000 lb. 593,000 lb. 478,000 lb.
Takeoff 22 580,000 lb. 475,000 lb. 590,000 lb. 475,000 lb.
19 For takeoff weights above 555,000 pounds, 28 ply main landing gear tires and modification per Douglas Service
Bulletin 57-28 or equivalents are required.
20 Fuel dump valves required for operation in excess of maximum landing weight. See NOTE 1(f).
21 All weight in airplane above this weight must be fuel.
22 For takeoff weights above 555,000 pounds, 28 ply main landing gear tir es and modification per Douglas Service
Bulletin 57-28 or equivalents are required.
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III - Model DC-10-30 (Transport Aircraft), Approved November 21, 1972 (cont’d)
Maximum Weight: (cont’d)
(See NOTE 10)
580,000 pound Takeoff Weight 590,000 pound Takeoff Weight
(See Serial Numbers Eligible) (See Serial Numbers Eligible)
Landing 23 446,000 lb. 400,000 lb. 411,000 lb. 400,000 lb.
Zero Fuel 24 424,000 lb. 391,000 lb. 368,000 lb. 368,000 lb.
Gear Jacking 583,000 lb. 478,000 lb. 593,000 lb. 478,000 lb.
Fuselage and
Wing Jacking 508,000 lb. 478,000 lb. 508,000 lb. 478,000 lb.
Minimum Crew: For all Flights: Pilot, Copilot, and Flight Engineer.
Maximum
Passenger: (See NOTE 6).
Maximum
Baggage: (See Weight and Balance Manual).
Fuel Capacity: Fuel Tank Capacity (pounds)
Usable Usable 25 Arm
Location Structural (6.7 lb./gal.) (6.7 lb./gal.) (inches)
Main No. 1. 43,202 40,203 40,704 1492.6
Main No. 2. 69,495 64,969 65,438 1296.0
Main No. 3. 43,202 40,203 40,704 1492.6
Center Wing Auxiliary 104,141 97,409 98,111 1266.1
Aft Aux.26 11,028 N/A 10,280 1819.5
Aft Aux.27 23,052 N/A 21,618 1850.0
Aft Aux.28 24,018 N/A 3,317
Crossfeed Manifold & Lines 609 609 1420.5
NOTE: The integrity of the transfer system must be demonstrated per Maintenance Manual, Chapter 28-21-
100, section titled "Manifold Integrity Check" whenever the system is disturbed for maintenance. Also, if the
tank overfilled light is illuminated any time during fueling, comply with the caution note in Chapter
12-11-04, section titled "Safety and Operating Precautions", item pertaining to tank overfilled condition.
23 Fuel dump valves required for operation in excess of maximum landing weight. See NOTE 1(f).
24 All weight in airplane above this weight must be fuel.
24A Serial numbers 48265, 48267, 48290, 48315, 48316, and 48319 have a maximum zero fuel weight of 391,000 lb.
24B Serial numbers 48267, 48290, 48315, 48316, and 48319 have a maximum landing weight of 436,000 lb.
25 When modified per Douglas Service Bulletins 28-27 and 28-32 or equivalents.
26 When modified per Douglas Service Bulletins 28-67, 28-111 and 28-114 or equivalents.
27 When modified per Douglas Service Bulletin 28-79 or equivalent.
28 When modified in accordance with Service Bulletin 28-79 and 28-137 or production equivalent.
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III - Model DC-10-30 (Transport Aircraft), Approved November 21, 1972 (cont’d)
Oil Capacity: 24.3 lb./engine usable at 8.1 lb./gal. with wing engines moment arm at 1125 in. and tail engine moment arm
at 2200 in.
Maximum Operating
Altitude: 42,000 feet
MAC: 295.78 inches (Leading Edge of MAC Station 1311.95)
Service Life
Limits: See NOTE 3
DC-10-30
Serial Numbers
Eligible: Maximum Takeoff Weight of 565,000 pounds
(See NOTE 10)
46550 - 46557, 46575 - 46582, 46640, 46685, 46686, 46711 - 46714, 46850 - 46854, 46868, 46870, 46872,
46892, 46911, 46912, 46914 –46416, 46418 - 46919, 46922, 46926, 46927, 46933, 46934, 46940, 46941,
46944, 46945, 46950 - 46954, 46957, 46958, 46963, 46964, 46969, 46971, 46972, 46981, 46982, 46997,
47834, 47837, 47846 - 47849, 47861 - 47867, 47886, 47926, 47927, 47980, 47982, 47981, 48283, 48286.
Maximum Takeoff Weight of 572,000 pounds
46542, 46591, 46959, 46961, 46981, 46988, 46990, 46991, 46993, 46995, 47817, 47838, 47956, 47957,
48266, 48317, 48318.
Maximum Takeoff Weight of 580,000 pounds
46583, 46584, 46869.
Maximum Takeoff Weight of 590,000 pounds
46543, 46595, 46596, 47814, 47815, 47844, 47845, 47850, 47851, 48252, 48265, 48267, 48282, 48285,
48288, 48290, 48292, 48293, 48296, 48315, 48316, 48319.
Other
Information: See "Data Pertinent to All Models"
IV - Model DC-10-30F (Transport Aircraft), Approved March 30, 1973
(KC-10A See NOTE 11 regarding certification)
(KDC-10 See NOTE 19 regarding certification)
Engines: 3 General Electric CF6-50A, CF6-50C, CF6-50CA, CF6-50C1, CF6-50C2, CF6-50C2B or CF6-50C2-R
Turbofan Engines. (Engines may be intermixed in accordance with Appendix XXII of applicable FAA
Approved Airplane Flight Manual).
Fuel: See NOTE 4
Oil: See NOTE 5
Engine Limits: (See Section III)
APU Limits: AiResearch TSCP700-4
(if installed) (See Section III)
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IV - Model DC-10-30F (Transport Aircraft), Approved March 30, 1973 (cont’d)
(KC-10A See NOTE 11 regarding certification)
(KDC-10 See NOTE 19 regarding certification)
Airspeed Limits: VMO/MMO (Maximum Operating)
(CAS) (KC-10A with Aerial Refueling Boom and Drogue Stowed)
(KDC-10 with Aerial Refueling Boom stowed)
At Sea Level 350K
At 10,000 ft 376K
At 24,820 ft 376K (M = 0.88)
At 42,000 ft 258K (M = 0.88)
VMO/MMO (Maximum Operating)
(KC-10A/KDC-10 with Aerial Refueling Boom Deployed)
At Sea Level 350K
At 10,000 ft 355K
At 25,600 ft 370K (M = 0.88)
At 37,000 ft 289K (M = 0.88)
VMO/MMO (Maximum Operating)
(KC-10A with Drogue Deployed)
At Sea Level 325K
At 10,000 ft 329K
At 28,930 ft 345K (M = 0.88)
At 37,000 ft 289K (M = 0.88)
VA (Maneuvering) See FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual
VFE Flap Position Inboard
5o 270K (M = 0.55)
15o 255K (M = 0.51)
20o 240K (M = 0.51)
25o 221K (M = 0.51)
35o 194K (M = 0.51)
50o 178K (M = 0.51)
VSLAT (Slat Operating)
Takeoff and Approach
Flap Position (Inboard)
5o 270K (M = 0.55)
15o 255K (M = 0.51)
25o 221K (M = 0.51)
Landing
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