The Tupolev Tu-110 was a jet airliner designed and built in the USSR, which saw its maiden flight in 1957.
Variants[]
- Tu-110: The sole prototype of the Tu-110 (CCCP-L5600).
- Tu-110A: Production aircraft with doubled seating capacity (all economy class), increased capacity baggage holds, increased area flaps and increased MTOW of 87,200 kg (182,320 lb). Three aircraft were built (CCCP-L5511 – L5513)
- Tu-110B: Experimental medium-haul versions converted from the prototype and three production aircraft, fitted with four Soloviev D-20 turbofan engines.
- Tu-110L: The prototype aircraft modified with boundary layer control supplied with bleed air from the D-20 turbofan engines.
- Tu-110D: A projected medium haul airliner with the four D-20 engines in paired nacelles either side of the rear fuselage,
- Tu-117: A projected military transport version with a rear fuselage loading ramp and defensive tail turret.