The term Jumbo Jet has been generally applied to the Boeing 747.
In my experience, they generally cruise at around 35,000ft to 38,000ft across the Atlantic.
Different models, however, have a SERVICE CEILING* of over 40,000ft but that is not the same as a normal cruise altitude. Most commercial jetliners have a service ceiling of about 42,000 feet.
*defined as the highest altitude at which an aircraft can maintain a rate of climb of 100 feet per minute.
Rockets are launched from the ground, while the space shuttle is launched off the back of a jumbo jet.
About 16 days.
The moon is 384,403 km from the Earth. A Boeing 747-400 has a long range cruising speed of 907kph so the simple answer is about 424 hours or 17 days and 16 hours. Of course there are a few problems: # A jumbo jet can not fly straight up near the surface of the Earth and even when you get to the moon the Earth's gravity is still about 0.3% of that on the surface of the Earth which will slow the jumbo down. # A jet engine needs air so it stops in space. # There is no air resistance so less fuel is consumed but on the other hand there is no air to provide lift so the wings are pretty useless. # If we ignore the first 3 problems there remains the problem that a jet can not carry enough fuel. The maximum range of a 747-400-ER is 14,205km so it would need to land and refuel 28 times on the way, a lot of new airports to build...... More seriously, comparing a jumbo jet with a the real vehicle used to get people to the moon, the Saturn V rocket used by NASA for moon missions we see just how short of fuel and thrust a jumbo is for the job.* Fuel - The Saturn V had a take off weight of 3,038,500kg to deliver just 47,000kg to Lunar orbit, less than 2% of takeoff weight and most of its take off weight was fuel. A 747-400 has a maximum fuel load of just 47% of minimum takeoff weight. * Thrust - The first stage of the Saturn V had a thrust of 7,648,000 lbf, a 747-400 with the best engines has a max thrust of only 63,300 lbf, just 0.8%. So, 17 days and 16 hours is kind of useful to picture how far away the moon is but a jumbo is never going to fly to the moon.
A jet stream of water shot out of the hose.
a jet stream is important because of climate control
2 mph
On a standard 747 jumbo jet, there are 420 seats.
A Jumbo Jet is any Boeing 747.
Boeing the company invented the jumbo jet.
No. The Jumbo Jet is a Boeing 747.
close to 600 ground MPH
Jumbo Jet - Cedar Point - was created in 1972.
The jumbo sausage was delicious.That jumbo jet looks huge.
900km/ph 550m/ph 300-400 knots
jumbo means very big so we called it jumbo jet
This depends on which jumbo jet you are looking for. For example a 747 weighs roughly 400,000 kg
A typical Jumbo Jet will fly at 550-600 mph top speed.