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X-Plane 10.20+ Douglas Cloudster. The Douglas Cloudster was the first aircraft designed by Donald Douglas and David R. Davis in 1920. It was designed to fly non-stop across the the United States. After an unsuccessful attempt the aircraft was sold to Claude Ryan in San Diego who used the aircraft for his Los Angeles San Diego Airline. After modifications, it could carry ten passengers. Credit to Bernard Augrs for using its pilots. Before taking off put the horizontal stabilizer to an incidence of zero. By Philippe Gastebois.