Series Model Variants • Do 28 - Prototype Model Designation; Lycoming O-360-A1A engines of 180 horsepower. • Do 28A-1 - Main production model designation; fitted with Lycoming O-540-A1A engines of 250 horsepower each; increased wingspan from prototype. • Do 28A-1-S - Floatplane conversion model based on the Do 27A-1. • Do 28B-1 - Based on the Do 28A model fitted with Lycoming IO-540 engines; redesigned nose and tail; increased fuel capacity; 60 examples produced. • Do 28B-1-S - Proposed Floatplane based on the Do 28B-1. • Do 28B-2 - Single production model; fitted with Lycoming brand TIO-540 turbocharged engines.

• Do 28C - Proposed eight-seat passenger model. • Do 28D - Seven production models featuring new fuselage, wing and tail; fitted with IGSO-540 series engines. • Do 28D-1 - 54 production models based on Do 28D models. Bandini serial last episode list. • Do 28D-2 - 172 examples produced; based on Do 28D models with lengthened fuselage; increased overall MTOW. • Do 28D-2/OU - Environmental Patrol Platform based on Do 28D model. • Do 28D-2T - Single Do 28D-2 model fitted with Avco Lycoming TIGO-540 series engines with turbochargers. • Do 28D-5X Turbo Skyservant / 'TurboSky' - Single prototype example fitted with Lycoming LTP-101-600 turboprop engines.

• Do 28D-6X Turbo Skyservant - Single prototype example fitted with PT6A-110 turboprop engines. • Do 28E-TNT - Single trial example fitted with experimental wing; based on Do 28D model. • Do 28 G.92 - Conversion of Do 28D models by Zlovakia for skydiving purposes; fitted with 2 x Walter M 601-D2 series 450 horsepower turboprop engines; seven examples in existence.

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• Do 128-2 - 'Improved' Do 28D model • Do 128-6 - Production Designation of Turbo Skyservant model of which 6 were produced. In the mid-1950s, Dornier Flugzeugbau GmbH of West Germany developed the single engine Do 27 Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) lightweight utility-minded aircraft.

This little high-wing cantilever aircraft went on to a very successful service life with many variants and operators through both civilian and military markets. From this design came a new offering, a two-engine version of the Do 27 which became the Do 28 of 1959. This model emerged with the same high-wing layout and a pair of underslung Lycoming engines driving three-bladed propellers. The Do 28 retained many of the key qualities of the Do 27 before it including its STOL capabilities.