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 Wide-body aircraft - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This is because wide-body aircraft (and one narrow-body aircraft, the Boeing 757) tend to leave wake vortices as they travel, making the area immediately behind unsafe for smaller aircraft.
The first wide-body aircraft was the four-engined Boeing 747 which debuted in 1969 and currently the largest in passenger service, however the Airbus A380 will be larger, when it enters service in 2006.
A wide-body aircraft is a large airliner with a fuselage diameter of about 5 to 6 metres and twin aisles.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wide-body_aircraft   (436 words)

  
 ch13-5
Actually, the ratio of wetted area to wing area for wide- and narrow-body aircraft of the same passenger capacity and wing loading may not be greatly different because of the shorter length of the wide-body aircraft.
The use of the term "wide body" in describing these aircraft is derived from the interior arrangement of the passenger cabin.
The particular seating arrangement utilized is dictated by the airline using, the aircraft and is based on the passenger density anticipated on the various routes served by the aircraft.
www.hq.nasa.gov /office/pao/History/SP-468/ch13-5.htm   (3156 words)

  
 Boeing reveals orders old and new - Dec. 15, 1999
The 20 wide body aircraft announced Wednesday were for G.E. Capital Aviation Services, the world's largest lessor and a division of General Electric Co. (GE), which is buying 15 of the 767-300 extended range aircraft and five 747-400 freighters.
NEW YORK (CNNfn) - Boeing Co. announced an order for 20 wide-body aircraft worth $2.6 billion, and revealed more than $9 billion in previously unannounced orders Wednesday as the world's leading aircraft manufacturer tried to deflect talk it is losing market share to Airbus Industrie.
But Boeing (BA) still has a better than two-to-one lead in deliveries of new aircraft this year with a record 620 aircraft, or about 68 percent of the market, compared with 290-295 deliveries expected by Airbus.
money.cnn.com /1999/12/15/companies/boeing   (1031 words)

  
 Who Is Pulling the Strings on the Price of Oil
As in the pattern of Exhibit 3, the wide-body family of aircraft underwent successively the stages of: two short life cycles, one long, and again a number of short ones.
Wide-body aircraft can be seen as a family with about a dozen members, each having its own life cycle.
In the future, we should expect little—if any—growth in the annual passenger-mile totals of wide-body aircraft.
ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/tmodis/Aug21_00.htm   (1357 words)

  
 Goldratt Institute - TOC World 2000 - About AGI
Today's common practice in the Wide Body Aircraft Directorate is to follow programs on a daily basis on the charts of the project chains.
We in the Wide Body Aircraft Directorate have accumulated already a year long experience in the Throughput World.
In Aircraft Maintenance the customer is involved as a resource in the process, by using the project chains charts in our daily meetings with the customers they have now better visibility of their influence on delivery dates and there by they share in the responsibility to each visit success.
www.goldratt.com /tocworld/tocsuc.htm   (259 words)

  
 KLM Passenger Forum - Northwest Unveils New Airbus A330 Wide-Body Aircraft
The exterior and interior of aircraft number N3302, a —300 model of the A330 in Northwest’s new livery, was shown to members of the media at the airline’s wide-body hangar in Detroit.
The aircraft has a maximum full passenger range of 4,800 nautical miles and maximum take-off weight of 513,700 pounds, well matched for Northwest’s trans-Atlantic operations from its hubs in Detroit, Minneapolis/St. Paul and Memphis, Tenn., as well as international gateways on both U.S. coasts.
Northwest has ordered 24 aircraft in the A330 family, including 14 of the —300 model, and 10 of the longer range —200 type.
www.travel-mania.net /klmforum/showthread.php?threadid=73   (940 words)

  
 Wide-body Diversion
In this section on wide-body aircraft, it is assumed that all of the flights are international, with a range of 200 to 400 seats.
The biggest difference in assessing costs between the two aircraft types is that the standard deviation for wide bodies is much larger than that for narrow bodies, due to the fact that wide bodies can seat anywhere from 200 people to 400 people.
We used the same hotel, meal and calling card cost rate estimates for wide bodies as for narrow-body diverted flights.
www.passur.com /pst/report_findings02.htm   (834 words)

  
 Aerospace Technology - VEM Wins Contract for Heavy Maintenance of Thai Airways MD-11s
VEM-Varig Engineering & Maintenance has just signed a contract with Thai Airways International, Thailand's flag airline company, member of Star Alliance, to perform heavy maintenance in two wide-body aircraft MD-11.
VEM is one of the most experienced companies and is a reference center for this kind of aircraft.
Revenue is estimated to surpass US$2 million for the two aircraft scheduled for June and July this year.
www.aerospace-technology.com /contractors/maintenance/vem/press2.html   (395 words)

  
 The3dStudio.com - The 3D Resource Site
The Boeing 737-100 was the first wide body aircraft design maximizing capacity in aircraft.
www.the3dstudio.com /product_search.aspx?id_category_3=32   (806 words)

  
 GE - Aviation: Lan Chile Selects GE Engine For Wide-Body Aircraft
ETOPS is defined as the number of minutes from a suitable airport a twin-engine aircraft can fly in the event one engine becomes inoperable.
The CF6-80C2 engine, produced by GE Aircraft Engines, has accumulated approximately 35 million flight hours, with a dispatch reliability rate of 99.94 percent.
This approval provides far greater route scheduling flexibility by enabling airlines to operate twin-engine aircraft on routes formerly reserved for three- and four-engine aircraft.
www.geae.com /aboutgeae/presscenter/cf6/cf6_19970529.html   (237 words)

  
 Auxer (VIVA) to Acquire Wide Body Aircraft - DR1 Forums
This is the first of 3 planned wide-body aircraft planned for acquisition by Auxer.
This L1011 aircraft was formerly operated by Trans World Airlines ("TWA") and has recently undergone a heavy maintenance work package, strip and repaint, avionics upgrades and interior reconfiguration/modifications to seat 300 (28 in Business Class and 272 in Economy Class) at HAMILTON AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGIES in Tucson, Arizona.
Robert J. Scott, Auxer's President and CEO stated, "This aircraft acquisition is planned for our Viva subsidiary and indicates that our business plan is requiring larger aircraft and seating capacity.
www.dr1.com /forums/showthread.php?t=22674   (669 words)

  
 Desert Landing Strip In Iran
Iran Air, with 9,800 employees, 16 wide body aircraft and 20 narrow body aircraft in 1995, carried 5,776,000 passengers.
In the same year, Saudia Airlines, with 24,000 employees, 52 wide body aircraft and 20 narrow body aircraft, carried 5,676,000 passengers.
In 1996 it was reported that this startup airline had acquired four Airbus A300-4B aircraft for charter service in Iran.
www.iranian.com /History/June97/IranAir/Airlines.html   (445 words)

  
 The Hindu Business Line : IA enters market to dry lease 12 aircraft
Even as the airline examines the option of leasing wide-body aircraft, it has begun price negotiations with the European aircraft manufacture, Airbus for purchase of up to 43-Airbus aircraft.
The airline is to choose from among five varieties of aircraft including the Airbus A-330, A-310-300 and A-340 as also the Boeing 767 (Extended range) and the B 777.
The airline, which plans to lease the aircraft for five years, has said that deliveries of aircraft should be available during July this year to October next year.
www.thehindubusinessline.com /2005/02/27/stories/2005022701760300.htm   (347 words)

  
 AMBER TRAVEL INC Securities Registration: Business Combination (S-4/A) PROPERTIES
The Company's 15 Boeing 757-200 aircraft are narrow-body aircraft, all of which have a range of 3,679 nautical miles.
The Company's 12 Boeing 757-300 aircraft are narrow-body aircraft and have a range of 2,700 nautical miles.
The Company's 32 Boeing 737-800 aircraft are narrow-body aircraft and have a range of 2,500 nautical miles.
sec.edgar-online.com /2004/05/10/0000950117-04-001804/section24.asp   (671 words)

  
 The Fleet
Within the realm of wide-body freighter aircraft, the superior capabilities of the B747-200F are well known.
Additionally, tonnage mile costs for these aircraft are significantly lower than any competing Stage III wide-body aircraft.
As a result, Southern is able to maintain its position as one of the most reliable, lowest cost wide-body air cargo providers in the industry.
www.southernair.com /fleet.html   (233 words)

  
 faastudy.html
A portion of this tube will be converted into a mock-up of a fuselage of a wide-body aircraft.
SOCORRO -- New Mexico Tech's Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center (EMRTC) was awarded a $1.2 million contract by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to begin developing a facility where researchers can study and analyze various effects and aspects of explosions which may occur in wide-body aircraft.
"Inside that simulated fuselage, we'll be able to put in flight-weight components which are representative of what would normally be inside a commercial aircraft," Romero says.
infohost.nmt.edu /mainpage/news/faastudy.html   (318 words)

  
 Airbus versus Boeing Revisited: International Competition in the Aircraft Market
We also simulate the impact of the future entry of the Airbus A-380 super-jumbo aircraft on the demand for other wide-bodied aircraft, notably the Boeing 747.
We find that the A-380 could reduce the market share of the 747 by up to 14 percent in the long range wide-body market segment (depending upon the discounts offered on the A-380), but would reduce the market for Airbus's existing wide-bodies by an even greater margin.
Our results suggest that the aircraft prices increased by about 3 percent after the 1992 U.S. agreement on trade in civil aircraft that limits subsidies.
ideas.repec.org /p/nbr/nberwo/8648.html   (698 words)

  
 Telair International - Wide-Body Systems - All the PIECES for Complete Cargo Competence
The simplicity, flexibility and durability of Telair powered wide-body systems are continuously being proven in aircraft operating worldwide.
Our Power Drive Units and powered systems provide unmatched ease of installation, operation and maintenance.
www.telair.com /wide-body-systems   (132 words)

  
 EVEREST AIRCRAFT AIRCONDITIONER
Reliable ground air conditioners designed for use on wide body aircraft in the highest ambient temperatures.
Optional heating capability for areas requiring aircraft heating as well as cooling.
Passenger comfort at considerably less expense than running aircraft APU.
www.hobartgpu.com /everest_aircraft_airconditioner.htm   (176 words)

  
 Rockwell Collins Displays Certified for Wide Body Aircraft Retrofit
The FPI-900 series allows airlines to reduce spares provisioning by applying a common part number display on multiple aircraft types for a variety of standard applications such as attitude direction indicators or horizontal situation indicators.
The full-color, active-matrix liquid crystal displays feature proprietary compensation techniques providing the pilot wide viewing angles and clear viewability under all cockpit lighting conditions.
The Collins FPI-900 series of configurable, flat panel displays provides an economical and effective method of adding electronic flight instrument system functionality to the flight decks of standard and classic aircraft.
www.rockwellcollins.com /news/prn_page1843.html   (226 words)

  
 News and Views - News Features
Clive Medland, SHandE Senior Vice President and head of the firm’s Asset Management Practice, stated at Morgan Stanley EETC and Airline Debt Conference in New York recently that the economic life expectations used for financings for both narrow and wide body aircraft have most likely been too optimistic, even in less distressed economic environments.
“We should be thinking of an economic life of no more than 25 years for all wide-body passenger aircraft.” Medland went on to explain that it appears that most aircraft experience competitive pressure from aircraft more technologically advanced within ten years of entering service.
Members of the practice also frequently provided expert witness testimony concerning both maintenance practices and tangible asset valuation of aircraft, facilities, ground equipment, and spare parts.
www.sh-e.com /sp/news_feat_05.22.03.htm   (244 words)

  
 Find in a Library: Design analysis of wide body aircraft : report
Design analysis of wide body aircraft : report
Find in a Library: Design analysis of wide body aircraft : report
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www.worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/3f5e10c4be647c6d.html   (49 words)

  
 ULD designs and images
No adjustment allowable due to possibility of aircraft damage.
Compatible aircraft: Boeing 747-400, Boeing 747-200, Boeing 767, Boeing 747-400F, Boeing 747-200F
Compatible aircraft: Boeing 747-400, Boeing 747-200, Boeing 777, Boeing 747-400F, Boeing 747-200F
www.aircargolive.com /inf/ul/DESIGNS.htm   (218 words)

  
 Widebody Aircraft Parade - Pictures
© All pictures: © copyright © The Widebody Aircraft Parade ©
Pictures of aircraft types you can see here:
home.versatel.nl /widebody/airindex.htm   (39 words)

  
 FAQ 14
Simple size: it's possible to make a wide-body aircraft much larger than a narrow-body and, all else being equal, the larger the aircraft the lower the fuel-burn per passenger-mile and the lower the cost.
What are the differences between a wide and narrow body aircraft?
The airplane cabin or a car body is similar to the Faraday cage.
www.askcaptainlim.com /asFAQs14.htm   (6343 words)

  
 HYDRO Gerätebau GmbH - Axle jacks
The HYDRO line of aircraft axle jacks covers the complete model range of all wide body aircraft including AIRBUS, BOEING, McDONELL-DOUGLAS, ILYUSHIN, ANTONOV and TUPOLEV.
In addition, HYDRO supplies axle jacks for many narrow body and regional aircraft such as EMBRAER, BOMBARDIER, DORNIER/ AVCRAFT, FOKKER, ATR etc. as well as for a wide range of military aircraft and helicopters (e.g.
Aircraft jacking experience of nearly 40 years has made HYDRO one of the world's leading manufacturers for this type of GSE.
www.hydro.de /planesearch/axle_jacks_expert_search.html   (6343 words)

  
 Boeing Commercial Aircraft Marketing Documentation (1952-1985)
The 720, a derivative of the 707, followed, as did the 727 short/medium range aircraft (design work began in June 1959), 737 short range aircraft (announced February 1965), 747 wide-body long-range aircraft (announced April 1966), 757 advanced short/medium-range aircraft (announced early 1978), and 767 advanced wide-body medium-range aircraft (announced early 1978).
For a short period (1928-34), Boeing was a subsidiary of the United Aircraft and Transport Co. (now United Technologies Corp.) but withdrew, with Stearman Aircraft and Boeing Aircraft of Canada, to form a new company under the Boeing name.
The Boeing Airplane Co. was established in 1916 in Seattle, Washington.
www.nasm.si.edu /research/arch/findaids/boeing/boeing_print.html   (6343 words)

  
 Productivity Gains
Air Cargo Carriers will provide future productivity gains for their customers with the use of containers and ground equipment for Shorts aircraft that will be nearly 100% compatible with containers used by both narrow body and wide body trunk haul aircraft.
Air Cargo Carriers (ACC) developed a system for moving cargo in containers for the Shorts aircraft in 1989 and has continued to improve and modify the system to meet the needs of it's customers.
An example of the ability of ACC to modify it's aircraft, containers and ground handling equipment is the system that has been designed and implemented for the movement of Priority Mail for the United States Postal Service.
www.aircar.com /acci/Productivity_Gains.htm   (781 words)

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