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McDonnell Douglas was the American planemaker formed when the McDonnell and Douglas companies merged, with headquarters in St. Louis. Its St. Louis division built the F-4 Phantom II fighter, listed here as a military aircraft, and its airliners were built by the Douglas division at Long Beach, California. After the DC-8, DC-9 and DC-10, a new naming scheme joining the M of McDonnell and the D of Douglas began with the MD-80. The MD-90 and the MD-11 trijet followed, and the company merged with Boeing in 1997. Boeing renamed the MD-95 the 717 and still supports the fleet.

In service

• McDonnell Douglas MD-11MD-11 (retired), MD-11F
• McDonnell Douglas MD-80 seriesMD-83, MD-88

US military aircraft

• McDonnell Douglas KC-10 Extender retired in 2024KC-10A Extender
• McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II retired in 2016F-4E Phantom II

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