Year: 1929
Engine: Continental
Horsepower: 220
Wingspan: 45 '
Top Speed: 110 mph (176 km/hr)
Gr. Weight: 3400 lbs (1542 kg)
Original/Reproduction: Original
Charles Day designed the New Standard D-25 to replace the aging WWI aircraft being used by the flying circuses of the late 1920s. It was built to carry four passengers from small, unimproved fields. After their passenger-hopping careers those attributes made them great crop dusters and helped them survive. This former duster carried passengers at the Aerodrome for years and will return to service after its restoration.