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Dusty is a plane with high hopes—literally. Crop duster by trade, this single-prop plane sees himself soaring alongside his high-flying heroes in the [[Wings Around the Globe (racing competition)|world's international race]]. The fact that he’s not really built for competitive racing doesn’t deter him from pursuing his dream—but his fear of heights just might. With a little help from his friends - and [[Skipper Riley|a WWII vet]] with wisdom to spare - Dusty takes off on an adventure of a lifetime, going prop-to-prop with champions while daring to reach heights he never imagined possible.
Dusty is a plane with high hopes—literally. Crop duster by trade, this single-prop plane sees himself soaring alongside his high-flying heroes in the [[Wings Around the Globe (racing competition)|world's international race]]. The fact that he’s not really built for competitive racing doesn’t deter him from pursuing his dream—but his fear of heights just might. With a little help from his friends - and [[Skipper Riley|a WWII vet]] with wisdom to spare - Dusty takes off on an adventure of a lifetime, going prop-to-prop with champions while daring to reach heights he never imagined possible.


[[File:00-5_095-00_dts_v002-0104_300dpi_10x17.jpg|thumb|left|Dusty's daydream]]In [[Planes]], Dusty is first seen dreaming of out-running two fighter jets. He is introduced as a crop duster that works for [[Leadbottom]], and dreams of competing in the Wings Around the Globe rally, but is afraid of heights. After qualifying for the competition, Dusty comes in sixth place, meaning he can't be in the competition. However, the next day, [[Roper]] comes to Propwash Junction and tells Dusty and his team that the [[Fonzarelli|plane ahead of him]] was using illegal fuel, and was disqualified, so Dusty was now eligible to compete. After meeting his racing idols, most of which were mean to him for being "just a crop duster", Dusty made friends with [[El Chupacabra]]. He was told by [[Bulldog]] that it was a competition, and that every man was in it for themselves. During the first leg, Bulldog sprung an oil leak, and the wind forced the oil into his eyes, blinding him. Dusty saved Bulldog by navigating him through the castle.
In [[Planes]], Dusty is first seen dreaming of out-running two fighter jets. He is introduced as a crop duster that works for [[Leadbottom]], and dreams of competing in the Wings Around the Globe rally, but is afraid of heights. After qualifying for the competition, Dusty comes in sixth place, meaning he can't be in the competition. However, the next day, [[Roper]] comes to Propwash Junction and tells Dusty and his team that the [[Fonzarelli|plane ahead of him]] was using illegal fuel, and was disqualified, so Dusty was now eligible to compete. After meeting his racing idols, most of which were mean to him for being "just a crop duster", Dusty made friends with [[El Chupacabra]]. He was told by [[Bulldog]] that it was a competition, and that every man was in it for themselves. During the first leg, Bulldog sprung an oil leak, and the wind forced the oil into his eyes, blinding him. Dusty saved Bulldog by navigating him through the castle.


At the next leg of the race, Dusty fell in love with [[Ishani]], who gave him advice [[File:Vlcsnap-2013-05-23-03h20m51s176.png|thumb|left|Ishani gives Dusty advice]]to fly low, so he didn't get scared when flying high. Dusty followed Ishani's advice, only to nearly die by being hit by an oncoming train.
At the next leg of the race, Dusty fell in love with [[Ishani]], who gave him advice to fly low, so he didn't get scared when flying high. Dusty followed Ishani's advice, only to nearly die by being hit by an oncoming train.


Later in one of the legs, [[Ripslinger]]'s henchman [[Ned and Zed|Zed]] broke off Dusty's antenna, and he got lost at sea, but was rescued by [[Bravo and Echo|two fighter jets]]. On the way back to where he should be, Dusty was caught in a storm, and sunk, but [[File:Vlcsnap-2013-07-17-17h28m18s118.png|thumb|El Chupacabra gives Dusty new wings]]was rescued once again by a pitty. At the hospital, Dusty was severely damaged, including having a broken wing. The next day, all of the competitors gave Dusty new parts so he could race again.
Later in one of the legs, [[Ripslinger]]'s henchman [[Ned and Zed|Zed]] broke off Dusty's antenna, and he got lost at sea, but was rescued by [[Bravo and Echo|two fighter jets]]. On the way back to where he should be, Dusty was caught in a storm, and sunk, but was rescued once again by a pitty. At the hospital, Dusty was severely damaged, including having a broken wing. The next day, all of the competitors gave Dusty new parts so he could race again.


While [[Dottie]] repaired him, [[Chug]] watched some of Ripslinger's races, and figured out that before every victory, Ripslinger turns to his right side so the cameras can get good photos of him. During the final leg, Dusty fought Ned and Zed, while Skipper took on Ripslinger. After Ned and Zed got stuck [[File:NavalDusty.png|thumb|left|Dusty and Skipper about to take off]]between each other in between two rocks, Dusty caught up to Ripslinger when he was close to the finish line, and when Ripslinger leaned to his side, and Dusty saw the chance he was looking for, and sped by Ripslinger at the last second.
While [[Dottie]] repaired him, [[Chug]] watched some of Ripslinger's races, and figured out that before every victory, Ripslinger turns to his right side so the cameras can get good photos of him. During the final leg, Dusty fought Ned and Zed, while Skipper took on Ripslinger. After Ned and Zed got stuck between each other in between two rocks, Dusty caught up to Ripslinger when he was close to the finish line, and when Ripslinger leaned to his side, and Dusty saw the chance he was looking for, and sped by Ripslinger at the last second.


At the end of the film, Skipper and Dusty were onboard the flight deck of the Jolly Wrenches ship, and the two flew over the sea, back to Propwash Junction.
At the end of the film, Skipper and Dusty were onboard the flight deck of the Jolly Wrenches ship, and the two flew over the sea, back to Propwash Junction.
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Dusty has his Racing and Turbo skin exclusive to the console version, and his navy paint job and modifications, exclusive to the handheld versions.
Dusty has his Racing and Turbo skin exclusive to the console version, and his navy paint job and modifications, exclusive to the handheld versions.
His story missions include [[Training Mode]], [[Trouble in Propwash]], [[Himalayan Hero]], [[Ripslinger's Revenge]], and [[Blown out of Proportion]].


===Planes: Fire & Rescue===
===Planes: Fire & Rescue===
When world-famous air racer Dusty Crophopper returns to hometown Propwash Junction after another victorious racing season, the former crop duster revels in his new career success until a fateful training run changes his course with a career-ending injury. Forced to shift gears, Dusty decides to train with the Aerial Fire Fighters at Piston Peak Air Attack Base as a Single Engine Air Tanker (SEAT). The heroic, often life-threatening efforts involved are admirable—but seemingly impossible to master—particularly if you’re a crop duster-turned-racer with an injury that can’t be ignored.
In [[Planes: Fire and Rescue]], world-famous air racer Dusty Crophopper returns to hometown Propwash Junction after another victorious racing season, the former crop duster revels in his new career success until a fateful training run changes his course with a career-ending injury. Forced to shift gears, Dusty decides to train with the Aerial Fire Fighters at Piston Peak Air Attack Base as a Single Engine Air Tanker (SEAT). The heroic, often life-threatening efforts involved are admirable—but seemingly impossible to master—particularly if you’re a crop duster-turned-racer with an injury that can’t be ignored.
 
===Planes 3===
In [[Planes: Fire & Rescue]], when Dusty gets news of the possibility of never being able to race again due to engine damage, he ends up finding himself joining a crew of aircraft vehicles that work to protect Piston Peak from wildfires.
Dusty has been confirmed to return for [[Planes 3]], but no details about his role in the film have been revealed.


==Personality==
==Personality==
Dusty is brave and courageous, although he was formerly afraid of heights.
Dusty is brave and courageous, although he was formerly afraid of heights.


==Livery==
==Model==
Dusty is painted orange and white, with black stripes, a single propeller and two long wings.
Dusty is inspired by the Air Tractor AT-502, Cessna and the PZL M-18 Dromader(Made in Poland). He has a horsepower of 680 1/2. His wingspan is 23 feet (7 meters).
 
Dusty's crop sprayer is a M5000 model.
 
In his turbo design, Dusty is equipped with a four-bladed Sky Slycer Mark Five propeller and two T33 wings.
He is painted orange and white, with black stripes, a single propeller and two long wings.


For the first two legs of the Wings Around the Globe, he has a white "D7" on his vertical stabilizer, and the Jolly Wrenches insignia on his model.
For the first two legs of the Wings Around the Globe, he has a white "D7" on his vertical stabilizer, and the Jolly Wrenches insignia on his model.
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After being honored by the Jolly Wrenches, he has a gray navy paint job.
After being honored by the Jolly Wrenches, he has a gray navy paint job.
==Model==
Dusty is inspired by the Air Tractor AT-502, Cessna and the PZL M-18 Dromader(Made in Poland). He has a horsepower of 680 1/2. His wingspan is 23 feet (7 meters).
Dusty's crop sprayer is a M5000 model.
In his turbo design, Dusty is equipped with a four-bladed Sky Slycer Mark Five propeller and two T33 wings.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
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Dusty Crophopper
Color Orange and white
Occupation Crop Duster
Racing Plane
Main portrayer(s) Dane Cook


Character information
Alias(es) Strut Jetstream
Duster
Dustmeister
Dusterino
Gender Male
File:Disney's Planes - Meet Dusty
Meet Dusty

Dusty Crophopper is a crop duster, and a famous air racing champion from Propwash Junction, Minnesota.

Bio

Planes

Dusty is a plane with high hopes—literally. Crop duster by trade, this single-prop plane sees himself soaring alongside his high-flying heroes in the world's international race. The fact that he’s not really built for competitive racing doesn’t deter him from pursuing his dream—but his fear of heights just might. With a little help from his friends - and a WWII vet with wisdom to spare - Dusty takes off on an adventure of a lifetime, going prop-to-prop with champions while daring to reach heights he never imagined possible.

In Planes, Dusty is first seen dreaming of out-running two fighter jets. He is introduced as a crop duster that works for Leadbottom, and dreams of competing in the Wings Around the Globe rally, but is afraid of heights. After qualifying for the competition, Dusty comes in sixth place, meaning he can't be in the competition. However, the next day, Roper comes to Propwash Junction and tells Dusty and his team that the plane ahead of him was using illegal fuel, and was disqualified, so Dusty was now eligible to compete. After meeting his racing idols, most of which were mean to him for being "just a crop duster", Dusty made friends with El Chupacabra. He was told by Bulldog that it was a competition, and that every man was in it for themselves. During the first leg, Bulldog sprung an oil leak, and the wind forced the oil into his eyes, blinding him. Dusty saved Bulldog by navigating him through the castle.

At the next leg of the race, Dusty fell in love with Ishani, who gave him advice to fly low, so he didn't get scared when flying high. Dusty followed Ishani's advice, only to nearly die by being hit by an oncoming train.

Later in one of the legs, Ripslinger's henchman Zed broke off Dusty's antenna, and he got lost at sea, but was rescued by two fighter jets. On the way back to where he should be, Dusty was caught in a storm, and sunk, but was rescued once again by a pitty. At the hospital, Dusty was severely damaged, including having a broken wing. The next day, all of the competitors gave Dusty new parts so he could race again.

While Dottie repaired him, Chug watched some of Ripslinger's races, and figured out that before every victory, Ripslinger turns to his right side so the cameras can get good photos of him. During the final leg, Dusty fought Ned and Zed, while Skipper took on Ripslinger. After Ned and Zed got stuck between each other in between two rocks, Dusty caught up to Ripslinger when he was close to the finish line, and when Ripslinger leaned to his side, and Dusty saw the chance he was looking for, and sped by Ripslinger at the last second.

At the end of the film, Skipper and Dusty were onboard the flight deck of the Jolly Wrenches ship, and the two flew over the sea, back to Propwash Junction.

Planes: The Video Game

Artwork of Dusty from Planes: The Video Game

Dusty appears as a playable character in both versions of Planes: The Video Game. His five chapters are Training Mode, Trouble in Propwash (cleaning up a damaged Propwash Junction), Himalayan Hero (helping out the local village), Ripslinger's Revenge (a race against Ripslinger wanting revenge while finding a sponsor in Dubai), and Blown out of Proportion (Dusty facing off against tornadoes).

Dusty has his Racing and Turbo skin exclusive to the console version, and his navy paint job and modifications, exclusive to the handheld versions.

His story missions include Training Mode, Trouble in Propwash, Himalayan Hero, Ripslinger's Revenge, and Blown out of Proportion.

Planes: Fire & Rescue

In Planes: Fire and Rescue, world-famous air racer Dusty Crophopper returns to hometown Propwash Junction after another victorious racing season, the former crop duster revels in his new career success until a fateful training run changes his course with a career-ending injury. Forced to shift gears, Dusty decides to train with the Aerial Fire Fighters at Piston Peak Air Attack Base as a Single Engine Air Tanker (SEAT). The heroic, often life-threatening efforts involved are admirable—but seemingly impossible to master—particularly if you’re a crop duster-turned-racer with an injury that can’t be ignored.

Planes 3

Dusty has been confirmed to return for Planes 3, but no details about his role in the film have been revealed.

Personality

Dusty is brave and courageous, although he was formerly afraid of heights.

Model

Dusty is inspired by the Air Tractor AT-502, Cessna and the PZL M-18 Dromader(Made in Poland). He has a horsepower of 680 1/2. His wingspan is 23 feet (7 meters).

Dusty's crop sprayer is a M5000 model.

In his turbo design, Dusty is equipped with a four-bladed Sky Slycer Mark Five propeller and two T33 wings. He is painted orange and white, with black stripes, a single propeller and two long wings.

For the first two legs of the Wings Around the Globe, he has a white "D7" on his vertical stabilizer, and the Jolly Wrenches insignia on his model.

In Germany, his black stripes are replaced with different-shaped blue stripes and a black-outlined white circle with the number 7 on his sides and right wing. His name is also inscribed on the sides. His tailplane is also changed from orange to blue.

In his turbo design, the blue stripes on his wings are changed back to black. The white at the bottom back of him is changed to orange, and his front is changed from orange and white to gray. His vertical stabilizer and tailplane additionally have a bit of gray. The orange on Dusty's wings is removed and put on the ends.

After being honored by the Jolly Wrenches, he has a gray navy paint job.

Appearances

Feature Films

Video Games

Merchandising

Trivia

  • Dusty's racing number is #7, which some say is a lucky number.
  • Jon Cryer was originally set to play Dusty, but he dropped out. Instead, he was voiced by Dane Cook.
  • His flying style is keeping it nice and low, but keeping his speed up.

Gallery

[Edit]
Planes
Characters Dusty Crophopper • Skipper Riley • Sparky • Chug • Dottie • Leadbottom • Mayday • Ripslinger • Kenny Doosan • Ned and Zed • Bulldog • Forksworth • El Chupacabra • Ricardo • Ishani • Riya • Rochelle • Annie Twist • Vecihi • Samimi • Arturo • Lifty Luciano • Antonio • Sancho • Sun Wing • Ma Dá Zui • Joey Dundee • Wally Roo • Miguel • Bruno • Van Der Bird • Gillis • Gunnar Viking • Ulfberht • Little King • Jan Kowalski • Żarcik • Tsubasa • Kage • Kolya Ivanov • Yellowbird • Fonzarelli • Ronnie Rizzo • Pack Rat • Piston • Gordon • Jackson Riles • LJH 86 Special • Firebird • Hammer • Brent Mustangburger • Colin Cowling • Graham Paige • Judge Davis • Tractors • Frank • WATG Medic • Tripp • Harland • Roper • Willy Knight • Franz • Morimotor • Linde • K. Matsu • Alejandro • Pramath • Tenzin • English Pub Fans • Helga • Bravo and Echo • Dwight D. Flysenhower • Deckhands • Walter O'Wheely • Captain Stinger • Landing Signal Officer • Aircraft Handling Officer • Hector Vector • Rescue Diver • Roscoe • Croix Cartwright • Delta • Falco • Secord • Sharpes • Tango • Tysonitis • Vasquez • Yalk Llah • Yankee • Maddox
Crew Klay Hall • Traci Balthazor-Flynn • John Lasseter • Jeffrey M. Howard • Mark Mancina • Jeremy Milton
Voice Cast Dane Cook • Stacy Keach • Brad Garrett • Teri Hatcher • Julia Louis-Dreyfus • Priyanka Chopra • John Cleese • Cedric the Entertainer • Carlos Alazraqui • Roger Craig Smith • Anthony Edwards • Val Kilmer • Sinbad • Gabriel Iglesias • Brent Musburger • Colin Cowherd • Danny Mann • Oliver Kalkofe • John Ratzenberger • Jonathan Adams • Jeff Bennett • Klay Hall • Mark Allan Stewart • Fred Tatasciore • Emerson Tenney • Kari Wahlgren • Dave Wittenberg • David Croft • Barney Harwood • Jessica Marais
Songs Nothing Can Stop Me Now • You Don't Stop - NYC • Fly • Love Machine • Ein Crop Duster Can Race
[Edit]
Planes: The Video Game
Playable Characters Dusty • Skipper • El Chupacabra • Ned • Bravo • Ishani • Bulldog • Ripslinger • Zed • Echo
Non-Playable Characters Tractors • Dwight D. Flysenhower • Colin Cowling • Pete • Betsy • Sparkplug • Milkman • Rattler • Ducky
Landmarks Propwash Junction • Deadstick Desert • China • Dubai • Germany • Iceland • India • Nepal • Pacific Ocean
Chapters Training Mode • Trouble in Propwash • Himalayan Hero • Ripslinger's Revenge • Blown out of Proportion • Power to the People • Deadstick Cleanup • Volcano Chaos • Old Dog, New Trick • A Colorful Calamity • Too Fast, Too Fueled • Diwali Destruction • The Grand Finale • Super El Taxicabra! • Ticket to Ride • Twist of Fate • Air Force Juan • Full Metal Fuselage • The Junior Jolly Wrench • Firework Festivity • Weathering the Storm • Flysenhower Needs Our Help • The Jolly Wrenches • Icebreakers • Flysenhower Verses the Volcano • Trouble for Propwash • Doppeldusty • Ripslinger Smash • Flying Blind
Items Toroidal Vortex Cannon • Plow • Vita-minamulch Sprayer • Paint Sprayer • Flare Launcher • Magnet • De-Tornadofier • Lightning Rod • Camera • Super Taxi Magnet • Cannon
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Planes: Fire & Rescue
Characters Dusty Crophopper • Blade Ranger • Lil' Dipper • Windlifter • Cabbie • Maru • Patch • Dynamite • Pinecone • Avalanche • Blackout • Drip • Nick Loopin' Lopez • Sergeant "Rhodey" Rhodes Graeter • Zed Custard • Chuck Shocks • Peggy and Pinta • Cad Spinner • André • Ol' Jammer • Secretary of the Interior • Pulaski • Rake • Rance Coldstart • Harvey and Winnie • Muir • Vinnie and Vera • Steve Mariotti • Ted Yale • Sylvia Hyster • Boat Reynolds • Marty Statler • Bo Metheus • D.O.N. • Chris Compass • Linus Lines • Trudy Trailway • Valerie Vistaview • Buck and Doe • Balsa and Baby Thrush • Ryker • Kurtz • Barbara and Brody Enid • Carl "Cranky" Case • Alice Brock • Flap • Kitt Lift • Sharpes • Greg and Meg • Honkers Regulars • Tex, Millie, and Luke • Mayday • Chug • Dottie • Sparky • Kate the Corn Cob Girl • Skipper Riley • Leadbottom • Tractors • LJH 86 Special • Little King • Antonio • Gunnar Viking • Joey Dundee • Fonzarelli • Tsubasa • Miguel • Brent Mustangburger • Beau Nanza • Bessie C. Flywell • Gregory Piper
Cast Dane Cook • Julie Bowen • Curtis Armstrong • Ed Harris • Wes Studi • Dale Dye • Regina King • Corri English • Bryan Callen • Danny Pardo • Matt Jones • Fred Willard • Jerry Stiller • Anne Meara • Erik Estrada • John Michael Higgins • Barry Corbin • Hal Holbrook • Kevin Michael Richardson • Patrick Warburton • Brad Garrett • Teri Hatcher • Danny Mann • Stacy Keach • Cedric the Entertainer • Brad Paisley • Brent Musburger • John Ratzenberger • Steve Schirripa • René Auberjonois • Kari Wahlgren • Caroline Aaron • Ferrell Barron • Bobs Gannaway • Kate Micucci • Masasa Moyo • Fred Tatasciore • Jamie Theakston • Emma Bunton • Bear Grylls
Crew Bobs Gannaway • Ferrell Barron • John Lasseter • Jeffrey M. Howard • Peggy Holmes • Mark Mancina • Dan Molina
Songs Still I Fly • Runway Romance • All In

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