The Boeing 737-500 typically seats around 130 passengers in a standard configuration. When converted for cargo operations, its maximum payload capacity is approximately 20,000 pounds (around 9,072 kilograms). This allows for a significant amount of cargo to be loaded, depending on the specific configuration and weight restrictions for each flight. However, the exact cargo capacity can vary based on factors like the aircraft's weight and balance requirements.
The Boeing Corporation produces passenger aircraft, cargo aircraft, military aircraft, and helicopters.
A Boeing 737 fully loaded with fuel and passengers and cargo can travel 4,444 nm.
Yes. All types of Boeing Aircraft have a cargo version of it.
45. 21 passenger aircraft and 24 cargo aircraft.
The passenger of the 747 obviously has side windows. The cargo version also has side windows but only in the cockpit.
The Boeing 707 was a single-aisled four-engined jet aircraft manufactured by Boeing between 1958 and 1978. It was one of the aircraft that started the Jet Age in passenger air transport. The 707 had up to 200 seats. They were largely superseded by the Boeing 747, and were directly replaced with the Boeing 757 and 767. TWA operated the last US 707 passenger service in 1983, and today (2010) only 58 of the 1010 built are in active service, all with cargo airlines.
The Boeing 707 was a single-aisled four-engined jet aircraft manufactured by Boeing between 1958 and 1978. It was one of the aircraft that started the Jet Age in passenger air transport. The 707 had up to 200 seats. They were largely superseded by the Boeing 747, and were directly replaced with the Boeing 757 and 767. TWA operated the last US 707 passenger service in 1983, and today (2010) only 58 of the 1010 built are in active service, all with cargo airlines.
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Passenger-wise, the Boeing 747 (8I series mentioned here) can hold up to 605 passengers (single class configuration), or 467 passengers (three-class configuration). As a cargo plane (400 series mentioned here), its cargo capacity is 520 cubic feet, with a maximum payload of 248,300 lbs.
An example of a fuselage is the main body of a commercial airplane, such as the Boeing 737. The fuselage houses passengers, crew, and cargo, providing structural support and aerodynamic efficiency. It typically has a cylindrical shape and includes the cockpit, passenger cabin, and cargo area.
The maximum cargo the freight version can carry is about 250,000 lbs.
The Boeing Commercial Airplane Company. Many people helped to design it.