TriStar

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TriStar is the common name for the Lockheed L-1011, a wide-body commercial airliner known for its advanced technology and distinctive three-engine design.

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TriStar canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lockheed L-1011 TriStar
jet airliner
wide-body commercial airliner
aircraftType wide-body
civilVariant L-1011-1
L-1011-100
L-1011-200
L-1011-250
L-1011-500
competesWith Boeing 747 (early wide-body market)
linked to: Boeing 747

McDonnell Douglas DC-10
countryOfOrigin United States
distinctiveFeature S-duct tail engine
advanced automatic flight control system
autoland capability
lower deck galley in some configurations
engineConfiguration trijet
engineType turbofan
firstFlightDate 1970-11-16
fuselageType twin-aisle
icaoAircraftTypeDesignator L101
introducedBy Eastern Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
introductionDate 1972-04-26
manufacturer Lockheed California Company
Lockheed Corporation
linked to: Lockheed Martin
militaryVariant Lockheed TriStar C2
Lockheed TriStar C2A
linked to: Lockheed TriStar C2

Lockheed TriStar K1
Lockheed TriStar KC1
linked to: Lockheed TriStar K1
notableOperator British Airways
Delta Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Royal Air Force
Saudi Arabian Airlines
linked to: Saudia

Trans World Airlines
numberOfEngines 3
primaryEngineModel Rolls-Royce RB211
productionEndYear 1984
productionStartYear 1968
retiredFromPassengerService 2000s
role cargo transport
commercial airliner
military transport
passenger transport
status out of production
tailConfiguration T-tail
totalProduced 250
wingConfiguration low-wing cantilever monoplane

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