Stout Metal Airplane Division of Ford

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The Stout Metal Airplane Division of Ford was an early aviation subsidiary of the Ford Motor Company that pioneered all-metal aircraft construction and produced the famous Ford Trimotor airliner in the 1920s.

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Stout Metal Airplane Division of Ford canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aircraft manufacturer
division of Ford Motor Company
aircraftProduced Ford Trimotor (early variants)
surface form: Ford 4-AT Trimotor

Ford Trimotor (early variants)
surface form: Ford 5-AT Trimotor
aircraftTypeProduced airliners
transport aircraft
associatedWith Ford Airport
Ford National Reliability Air Tour
basedIn Dearborn, Michigan, United States
surface form: Dearborn, Michigan
constructionTechnique all‑metal monoplane and trimotor designs
country United States of America
surface form: United States
era interwar period
foundedBy William Bushnell Stout
historicalRole early U.S. commercial aviation manufacturer
pioneer in metal aircraft structures
industry aerospace industry
aviation
keyPerson William Bushnell Stout
locationCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
notableFor pioneering all‑metal aircraft construction
production of the Ford Trimotor airliner
notableWork Ford Trimotor (early variants)
surface form: Ford Trimotor
operatedInPeriod 1920s
parentOrganization Ford Motor Company
partOf Ford Motor Company
product Ford Trimotor (early variants)
surface form: Ford Trimotor

all‑metal aircraft
successor Ford Airplane Division
usedMaterial corrugated metal skin
duralumin

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Ford Trimotor (early variants) designer Stout Metal Airplane Division of Ford