- Holder
- Transcontinental and Western Air Inc.
- Revision
- 3
- Revised
- December 2, 1946
- Status
- Current
- Product
- Aircraft · Large Airplane
- Models
- 2
The release keeps the latest revision of each data sheet. Model names are as the data sheet lists them.
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Models · 2
| Model | Also known as | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Army B-17G | ||
| Army B-17F |
Airworthiness directives · 4
ADs whose products are models on this data sheet, matched by model and maker.
STCs approved under this data sheet · 7
STC SA2622NMInstallation of Precise Flight Pulselite Control Unit in landing/taxi system. (767-200 B17) (DHC-8 101)STC SA4503NMRemove original cloth covering and install Ceconite coveringSTC SA01967WIUse of GAMI G100UL High Octane Unleaded AvgasSTC SA1351WEReplace existing fabric on wings, fuselage, empennage, and/or control surfaces, with Ceconite101 material. (262A Series -12)STC SA4-1210Installation of Eonnex cover on aircraft surfaces.STC SA4-1088Cargo door.STC SA4-1520Ceconite 101 covering of all fabric covered surfaces.
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MODELS: Boeing (Army) B-17P, B-17G (Approved 12/2/46)
SPECIFICATION NUMBER: L-1-3
(Holder of Limited Type Certificate:
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc., Washington, D.C.)
Engines 4 Wright Cyclones R1820-97
Fuel 100 minimum octane (CFR) aviation grade gasoline
Engine limits Maximum, except take-off (low blower plus turbo),
39.5 in. Hg., 2300 rpm (1000 hp) (sea lerel to
Take-off (five minutes), 55 in. Hg.. 2500 rpm
Propellers 1° (for interchangeable Hamilton Standard 23850 hub, 6153A-18 blades
blades see Aircraft Propeller
Specification No. 603, NOTE 6). and Governor
2° (for interchangeable blades see Aircraft Propeller Hamilton Standard 23E50 hub, 6477A-0 blades
Specification No. 603, NOTE 6), and Governor
Airspeed limits Level flight or climb - 225 mph True Ind.
Glide or dive - 274 mph True Ind.
Maximum flap speed:
with power off - 144 mph True Ind.
with power on
Maximum weight
C.G. range 20 percent MAC to 32 percent MAC
Datum Leading edge wing at root chord (196.16 in. fron
HAC 177.5 in. L.E. MAC (+30.3)
Other operating
limitations: ANO1-20EG-1 (Model B-17G) (See NOTE 2)
Certification basis Limited Type Certificate
Production basis None may be produced under this approval
Export eligibility Not eligible for a Certificate of Airworthiness
EQUIPMENT: we sicate to tho proper specion of no aleat me to intal co.
Regulations Part 43.30 for
In addition, the aircraft may incorporate such military equipment (except
armament) as was originally incorporated in the type for military or naval
service. Additional equipment may be installed when it is substantiated
that it presents no hazard to safety.
Weight and Balance Report including list of equipment included in
the certificated empty weight must be obtained for each aircraft.
or Navy weight recoted in lieu of an actual weight. The equipment list when available and in reasonably current condi-
tion include no more than the followine: Reguired equipment as defined under "EQUIPMENT" above.
items as may be reasonably considered removable and are
so located or of such weight that their removal or addition could
noticeably affect the weight and balance of the aircraft.
built into the aircraft structure need not be listed. The equipment
list must be prepared by the applicant for the approval of the
certificating C.A.A. representative and in such form that it can be
attached to the C.A.A. Operation Limitations.
The following statement must appear on the Operation Limitations:
‚This airplane must be operated at all times within the limitations set
forth in I.O. ANO1-BP-1 (for Model B-17F) or T.O. AN01-EG-1 (for Model
except in cases of maximum loadings and airspeed limits in which
cases the values given in Aircraft Specification No. AL-1 must be
reaponest tty of the applicant to secure a copy of the cottact too A copy of the T.O. and the
In all cases it will be the
The C.A.A. does not have these documents available for distribution.
All structural repairs should be made in accordance with Army T.O.
No. 01-20E-3. If any repairs or modifications (other than those covered
in the pertinent Army or Navy repair manual)
sheel to chow char ene not ed die plane sint in the sat degrace-
of airworthiness as the original. The C.A.A. can give no technical
assistance on such matters since complete structural data for Ni aircraft
are not required by Part 9 and therefore are not available in the C.A.A.
NOTE 4. The following placard should be prominently displayed in the
assenger compartment "This is a military type aircraft and under the
ivil Air Regulations shall not be used for the carriage of passenger
or cargo for compensation or hire.
NOTE 5. Deleted.
Eligible for 59,000 pounds with outer wing tanks filled (Tokyo
tanks). With outer wing tanks empty maximum weight limited to 54,000
With outer wing tanks partially filled use a straight line
variation of weight between 54,000 and 59,000 pounds.
For certification for night flying the following must be
Replace the wing position lights with certificated units or satis-
factorily modify the lights if pertinent. (Type A-9 wing
lights (AN-3033-5 through -8) may be satisfactorily modified by
painting the inside of the frosted cover black. Type A-9 (AN-3033-1
through -4) are satisfactory without modification.
Replace the tail light with a certificated unit.
If "Bright and Dim" conditions are provided for the position lights,
either the resistors should be disconnected from the circuits and a
single-pole-single-throw switch should be used to replace the two
single-pole-double-throw switches presently installed for wing-tip
and tail lights, or the switches should be placarded to indicate that
only the "bright condition" should be used. In either case the tail
light and wing-tip lights should operate on one switch.
obtained from CAA Aircraft Service, Washington, D.C.