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A twin-engine, T-tail, regional to medium-range jet airliner produced from 1965 until 2006, first by Douglas, followed by McDonnell Douglas, and then, finally, by Boeing.
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What is the big hole at the bottom of the vertical stabilizer on the Boeing 717? [duplicate]
What is the big hole located on the forward vertical stabilizer's bottom used for?
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