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Here is a photo of the Curtiss-Wright T-32 "Condor", an airliner of the early 1930s that was comfortable but not very fast. It was used throughout the decade, alongside the likes of the Douglas DC-2/DC-3 or the Boeing 247, though it looks a lot more archaic in design and philosophy (it even looked outdated when it came out, it seems).
My question to all the people on this forum with a knowledge in design and engineering is this: would it have made a good monoplane? And if so, would the wing have been best located in bottom, mid- or upper position? Thank you all for your answers.
![airscan0022.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.acepilots.com%2Fpioneer%2Fairscan0022.jpg&hash=f3a492211549b1fb484cee42a1945bc8)
My question to all the people on this forum with a knowledge in design and engineering is this: would it have made a good monoplane? And if so, would the wing have been best located in bottom, mid- or upper position? Thank you all for your answers.