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What is the average number of passengers to fly on each type of plane?
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∙ 14y ago
It all depends on which Aircraft and the configuration of the owner. The manufacturers usually give the maximum number of passengers, which take into consideration the payload and evacuation system in place.
The best site you will see all aircrafts with details of the max passengers is www.airliners.net
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