There are no aircraft of any kind that currently fly on six engines.
The B-47 Stratojet had 6 engines, but is no longer in service.
It depends on the size of the aircraft. A smaller airplane like Cessna has only one engine. The biggest cargo plane like Antonov has six engines.
The Boeing B-47 Stratojet strategic bomber had six engines. It is no longer in service. Also, during WWII, the Germans made a powered glider called the Me-323. In the '70s, the US made three prototypes of the XB-70 Valkrye. Besides, the Boeing B-52 also appears to have 6 engines. Actually, it has an engine pod in place of a single engine per support pole. The engine pod has 2 engines each, so if you ever see a huge military aircraft in the US with 6 engines, then you must know that it's actually 12!
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Commercially-made piston engines such as those by Continental (Motors, aircraft engines, not the Lincoln cars) and Lycoming are generally air-cooled Flats. Flat engines such as flat-4 Flat-six and Flat-l2 predominate for private general aviation work, as this is probaby due to both wind resistance in the engine mounts or nacelle (Don"t say Hood, that"s for cars) and ease of maintenance. certain types of private aircraft use radial engines but these are older, pre-war types mostly such as the Stearman Biplane, etc. The Flats predominate- like a Housing complex!
it is a straight six i have one. i think all six cylinder Jeeps use inline six engines it is a straight six i have one. i think all six cylinder Jeeps use inline six engines
No six star rank ever existed in the US military.
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It can have any number of engines of as many different types as needed. For example the B-36 bomber was originally designed with six radial 28 cylinder piston engines driving pusher propellers. Later four small jet engines were added, making it the airplane with the most engines of any mass-produced aircraft ever built. For some airplanes optional jet-assisted takeoff or rocket-assisted takeoff drop away engines can be added for increased thrust at takeoff without extra weight of those engines while in the air in normal flight.
No. Nissan Maximas have - and have always had - a six cylinder engine. All engines from the second generation 1984 - 1989 have V6 engines, while an inline six or inline six diesel could be had with the first gen Maximas.