page_title: Dewoitine D.33
section_title: D.333
hierarchical_section_title: Dewoitine D.33 / D.333
caption_attribution_description: Dewoitine DE.333 F-ANQB "Cassiopée" 1939
context_page_description: The Dewoitine D.33 was a single-engine low-wing monoplane aircraft built by the Dewoitine Company. It is remembered for setting a long-distance record on its first flight in 1930.
  Little is documented on the specifics and the basic model of the D.33, other than the fact that it had a fixed undercarriage, and was a low-wing cantilever monoplane. There were three documented variations to the model, each of which was designed as a separate aircraft. This line of aircraft were regarded highly commercially before World War II, and they were influential in the establishment of the Dewoitine Company.
context_section_description: In 1934, the D.333 was designed, built and flown for the first time. It was different from its predecessors in that it was constructed with a more spacious cabin, and could hold a maximum of 10 passengers. The primary buyer of this model was Air France; however, two of the three planes bought by the latter crashed while flying the distance between Toulouse and Dakar.
caption: Dewotine D.333 "Cassiopée" F-ANQB Algéria 1938
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