North American P-51 Mustang

27 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

The 'Double Trouble Two' paint scheme is a tribute to 353rd Fighter Group Mustangs from WWII. This particular example is well-kept and displayed at an aviation museum.

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Aircraft

P-51 Mustang P51

Warbird, Checkered nose 'Double Trouble Two'

Manufacturer

North American

Insights

Aviation History

The P-51 Mustang is one of the most famous World War II fighter aircraft, celebrated for its range and performance. Its introduction dramatically boosted Allied air superiority, particularly as a long-range escort fighter for bombers over Europe.

Fleet Rarity

Less than 200 flying worldwide, most as restored warbirds.

Record Flights

Famed for its long-range missions escorting bombers over Nazi-occupied Europe.

Safety & Events

Many Mustangs survived WWII and are now popular in air shows and as racing aircraft.

Future Outlook

Preserved in museums, operated in airshows, or privately owned by warbird collectors.

Specifications

Packard V-1650-7 (Rolls-Royce Merlin)

Engine

11.28 m

Wingspan

9.83 m

Length

2,755 km

Range

580 km/h

Speed

1 (pilot only)

Capacity

4,175 kg

MTOW

4.17 m

Height

Registration not visible; exact variant (D, K, etc.) based on visual cues but may not be exact.