See: Looks like 22 Hours 43 Minutes! USAF E-4 Command Post For comparison, the USAF installed an In-Flight Refueling Receptical on the E-4, which is a Boeing 747-200, so that it could fly for 3 days without landing. It also had extra oil tank to supply the engines with oil. The limitations are the food & water for the 94-man crew and the latrines.
Specify the type of plane; it varies.
There will be a refueling plane which contains only fuel. A long hose or pipe will be lowered from the refueling plane. A plane which is to be refueled will have a hole which goes to fuel tank. The pipe will be injected into the hole. The fuel will flow through the pipe. The plane gets refueled.Then the pipe or hose is drawn back.
I am pretty sure they have a reserve fuel tank.
It depends on the plane. Some private/borderline ultralight planes only have a range of 100 miles or less, while commercial planes can fly across the Atlantic.
The average fuel tank on a commercial truck capacity is 50 gallons. Capacity of the larger trailer tanks is approximately 9,000 gallons.
The fuel in the plane's tank was sufficient, so the plane could land safely.
That can depend on the type of plane and the age of the plane, plus how much gas is left in the fuel tank.
75868 gals. becaues they have big gas tank
how much fuel does a 406 Cessna take
Depends on the aircraft. A Cessna 172 will hold 56 gallons of fuel. A C-5 Galaxy holds over 51,000 gallons, but it has many fuel tanks for a few reasons--they can pump fuel from tank to tank to help balance the plane, and it's easier to get fifty thousand gallons of fuel in the plane if they put it in a lot of little tanks rather than one the size of a swimming pool.
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It lasts until it is empty. Depends on what fuel mileage you get and how largw the fuel tank is.