Specifications for the model D-17S are as follows:Ĥ. Stories abound in literature about the Staggerwing telling of short field landings, high cargo loads and excellent service records. It combined excellent top speed, reasonable fuel economy, and surprisingly good landing and take-off characteristics. The Staggerwing was designed primarily as a business type of aircraft. The most common variant today is the D-17s with the Pratt & Whitney 450hp engine. Many variants were offered with engines ranging from a 225hp Jacobs, to a 710 hp Wright cyclone. The official designation of the Staggerwing is model 17. Now regarded as a classic, the Staggerwing still is in active service with many examples in mint flying condition. INTRODUCTION: To many, the Beech D-17 Staggerwing represents one of the finest achievements of the aviation industry of the 1930's. Quote: "Royal Products BEECH D-17 'STAGGERWING' This kit came complete with a spun aluminium cowl. Wingspan 56in, area 907 sq in, weight 7.5 - 8.6lb.
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