What does DO stand for?

Dornier (German aircraft manufacturer)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Byline: kusumv03 The Dornier Seaplane Company says it has the orders it needs to begin production of the twin turboprop SeaStar amphibian, and it's narrowed the factory site to two Canadian locations.

Canada : Dornier Seastar To Be Built In Canada

One of Claude Dornier's planes — the 1925 Dornier Merkur — set seven world records in its first year.

Air and space museum opens in Germany

Summary: 328 Support Services GmbH has selected EMTEQ as a partner for completion of several Dornier 328 aircraft for VIP operations.

328 Support Services GmbH Partners with EMTEQA for Dornier 328 VIP ...

Dornier Medtech America, Kennesaw, GA, Atlanta, GA, District Dornier Medtech America, Kennesaw, GA, was hit with a six-item 483 because it failed to submit a medical device report (MDR) within the proper timeframe, and because process validation activities and results were not documented.

Dornier Medtech cited for MDR reports and undocumented process ...

Dornier Medtech America, Kennesaw, GA, received a six-item 483 because because process validation activities and results were not documented.

Dornier Medtech cited for undocumented process validation

A sometimes nerve-tingling tale of the history and glory of the Dornier Wal (whale) amphibious aircraft, or flying boat as they were called, covering its roles in the North Pole (and many other) expeditions, passenger service, pioneering flights, world record achievements and World War II Dutch naval fleet surveillance duty.

On the Armada Bookshelf Dornier Wal << a light coming over the sea >> ...

The twin-engined Dornier plane had 17 passengers on board as it approached Sumburgh Airport in worsening weather last June.

Pilot is sacked for flying too low

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals recently had an opportunity to weigh in on the issue in Fairchild Dornier GMBH v.

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