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When do Boeing 747s land at Edinburgh airport?
never
Did continental airlines at any one point have Boeing 747s on their commercial jet line of planes?
Yes. Their first B747 the "red meatball" was purchased from People's Express.
Is a 747 Boeing bigger than a 777?
Yes. It is longer by about 3 metres and taller. There are different types of 747s and 777s. But if we compare the largest type of both planes, than the 777 is bigger.
What layer of the atmosphere do Boeing 747s fly in?
The Boeing 747 can fly in the troposphere and lower stratosphere layers of Earth's atmosphere.
How many cubic feet in the International Space Station?
The ISS will have an internal pressurized volume of 46,000 cubic feet, or about 1.5 Boeing 747s. (from a Boeing website of ISS funfacts)
Does British Airways fly Boeing 747s?
It says on wikipedia that they have 57, but 2 are in storage and this winter 8 more will be stored as well.
How many people does a normal jet airplane hold?
Bombardier makes a 50-passenger jet. Some Boeing 747s carry more than 500. The Airbus A380 will carry more than that.
What is the average weight of a sesame seed?
I don't know the weight, however, the total weight of the sesame seeds sold annually on Big Macs, is greater than the total weight of two Boeing 747s
How big is the macau airport?
The Macau International Airport covers a total area of 474 acres and is capable of handling Boeing 747s. It is well-equipped, with a capacity of 6,000,000 passengers and 160,000 tons of cargo annually.
What pro football team is nickname 747s?
The New York Jets are nicknamed the 747s. The 747 is a type of jet.
How fast do planes landing?
There are so many variables such as type or aircraft, weather, aircraft weight. To give you a general answer if you take an Airbus A320 which is a mid sized narrowbody aircraft and used a lot around the world, then the landing speed would be around 134kt which is 154mph...
How did TWA Flight 800 explode?
TWA Flight 800 Date: July 17 , 1996 Type: mid-air explosion Site: Atlantic Ocean near Long Island Fatalities: 230 Injuries: 0 Aircraft type: Boeing 747-131 Operator: Trans World Airlines Tail number: N93119 Passengers: 212 Crew: 18 Survivors: 0 On July 17, 1996, TWA Flight 800, a Boeing 747 bound for Paris, exploded shortly after takeoff from New York's Long Island, killing all 230 people on board. The National Transportation Safety Board has yet to determine the exact cause of the crash, but last fall it issued an "airworthiness directive" requiring the immediate inspection of the wiring of older 747s. In April, it recommended further inspections and design changes in the wiring of 747s and in Boeing 707s and C-130 transport planes, as well. In May, mechanics discovered a fuel leak in a Boeing 737-200 that they believed was caused by the kind of electrical arcing suspected of causing the TWA explosion. As a result, the Federal Aviation Administration added Boeing 737s to the list, ordering that they be inspected within a week. The agency gave the operators of Boeing 747s and 767s 60 days to make similar inspections. While the NTSB is not expected to issue a final report for some time, its investigators reportedly believe that the same kind of arcing from the wiring in the center fuel tank of TWA Flight 800 sparked the explosion that brought the plane down. There are many possible answers, but the reason for the explosion is still widely debated to this day.
