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 |name= Lockheed L-2000 Starcatcher
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}}{{Infobox aircraft type
 |type= 	Wide-body jet airliner
 |national origin= {{wp|United States of America}} 
 |manufacturer= {{wp|Lockheed Corporation}}
 |designer=
 |first flight= 5 August 1988
 |introduced= 1989
 |retired=
 |status= In service
 |primary users=
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 |produced= 1975-1977
 |number built= 5
 |developed from= {{wp|Lockheed L-1011 TriStar}}
 |variants with their own articles=  
  |developed into= 
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The Lockheed L-2000 Starcatcher is an American medium-to-long-range, wide-body twinjet airliner built by the Lockheed Corporation as a successor to their L-1011 Tristar.

==Design and Development==


==Operational History==


==Variants==
* '''L-2000-100''' –
* '''L-2000-150''' –
* '''L-2000-200''' –

==Operators==


==Specifications (U-26A)==
'''General Characteristics:'''
<br>Crew:
<br>Capacity:
<br>Length:
<br>Wingspan:
<br>Height:
<br>Empty Weight:
<br>Max Takeoff Weight:
<br>Powerplant:

<br>'''Performance:'''
<br>Never-Exceed Speed (Vne): 
<br>Cruise Speed: 
<br>Stall Speed, Landing Configuration (Vso): 
<br>Range:
<br>Service Ceiling:
<br>Rate of Climb:
<br>Takeoff Run:
<br>Landing Run:

==See also==
'''Related Development'''


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