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How much does passenger aircraft airbus a300 consume per hour of jet fuel?
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∙ 11y ago
about 5 tons per hour for the a300-600 and a little bit more for the a300 b4/c4/f4.
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Difference between airbus a300 and airbus a700?
There is no such aircraft as an A700.
What is the difference between kingfisher and a300 Airbus?
Kingfisher is an airline ( or bird ) the Airbus A300 is a type of aircraft which was produced by Airbus Industrie until 2007
Evacuation feature of Airbus A300?
Like all aircraft- emergency doors.
How many Airbus A300 are there in the world?
Airbus manufactured 561 A300's. Twenty-five aircraft have been destroyed in accidents and only 399 are still in operational use.
What aircraft do monarch use for flight ZB239 from Lanzarote to Gatwick?
Airbus A300-600R
How many rivets in an Airbus A300 aircraft?
I know from a very recent guided tour in the Airbus Finkenwerder facilities, that an airbus 321 contains approx. 500.000 rivets. Accordingly I should suppose, that an A300 contains considerably more.
What airline flew the first Airbus?
Air France was the launch customer for the first Airbus aircraft (Airbus A300), introduced into service on 30 May 1974
What aircraft do Monarch use for flight ZB238 from Gatwick to Lanzarote?
In the Summer I recall the Airbus A300-600 being used
When was the Airbus A300 introduced?
Answer In 1972 the A300 made its maiden flight and entered service in 1974. It had a poor start and by 1979 there were only 81 aircraft in service.
What does the seating chart look like on a Airbus A300?
Very much like the seating chart of most passenger aircraft. It has the positions of the seats laid out inside an outline of the internal cabin using a scaled representation of the seats and the cabin layout.
What is the flight route of Airbus A300?
The Airbus A300 is operated by 80 airlines on every continent and flies short-haul flights between many cities. The UK based Monarch Airlines, for example, operate their four A300 aircraft between Birmingham, Dublin, London and Manchester.
What Aircraft are used by airlines?
the planes usually used by airlines are the Boeing 747 to 787 or airbus a300-380
