The De Havilland Dragon (DH.84) is a British twin engine light transport biplane with seating for one pilot and six passengers, designed primarily for short haul passenger transport. Discover De Havilland Dragon aircraft for sale worldwide on AvPay. Browse active De Havilland Dragon listings and find available aircraft across the USA, North America, UK, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and South America. Connect directly with aircraft brokers, private sellers, flying clubs, flight schools and manufacturers. Explore the full inventory of aircraft for sale on AvPay here!
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Interesting facts about the De Havilland Dragon
✈ The De Havilland Dragon is a British twin engine light transport biplane developed in the early 1930s.
✈ The aircraft is configured with seating for one pilot and up to six passengers in an enclosed cabin.
✈ It is powered by two piston engines mounted on the lower wing leading edge.
✈ De Havilland designed the Dragon specifically for short haul passenger transport and regional services.
✈ The Dragon played an important role in early commercial aviation, particularly on short domestic routes.
✈ Several Dragons were later adapted for military transport and utility duties.
✈ The type is closely related to other de Havilland biplane transports developed during the same period.
✈ Surviving De Havilland Dragons are now rare and are typically operated by historic aircraft organisations.
Model Variants for buyers to consider when purchasing a De Havilland Dragon
Recognised variants of the De Havilland Dragon include the Dragon 1, the Dragon 2 and the DH.84M Dragon. The Dragon 1 represents the original civil transport version, while the Dragon 2 introduced refinements including improved cabin windows and undercarriage fairings. The DH.84M Dragon was a military transport derivative adapted for service use, differing from civil versions in equipment and intended role.
De Havilland Dragon Specifications
Information provided here is as a guide only. This information should not be used for flight planning or aircraft operations. Aircraft condition, modifications, engine installations and restoration history will have a significant impact on individual specifications.
Primary Role: Short haul passenger transport
Seating Configuration: 1 Pilot and up to 6 Passengers
Propulsion Type: Twin piston engines
Wing Configuration: Biplane
FAQs About the De Havilland Dragon
How many passengers can a De Havilland Dragon carry?
The De Havilland Dragon is typically configured with seating for one pilot and up to six passengers within an enclosed cabin.
What type of aircraft is the De Havilland Dragon?
The De Havilland Dragon is a twin engine light transport biplane designed primarily for short haul passenger services.
What engines power the De Havilland Dragon?
The aircraft uses two piston engines. Engine models can vary depending on production batch and later maintenance history.
What should buyers check before purchasing a De Havilland Dragon?
Buyers should review structural condition, engine status, maintenance records, airworthiness compliance and suitability for historic aircraft operation.
How much does a De Havilland Dragon cost?
Values vary based on condition, restoration quality, airworthiness status and provenance. Buyers should compare current listings and consult specialists in historic aircraft transactions.
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