Airbus

In most A310 airline configurations, row number 31 (seat 31D, 31E & 31F) is the final rear most row of the cabin (all 3 are middle seats between the 2 aisles)

The twin engine A330 plane was first built by Airbus in the early 1970's. The airline could easily accommodate up to and sometimes more than 410 passengers. The aircraft was first launched October 14th 1972.

Rolls - Royce, Pratt and Whitney, GE and CFM all supply engines to Airbus Corp.

All Airbus versions are built by Airbus Corporation. This is in Europe and parts are made in different places and assembled at Toulouse, France. A plant to build A 319, 320 and 321 is being built in Mobile , Alabama.

There are many different prices for Airbus A320s. The price range is a very wide range. Some units cost as much as sixty million United States dollars while others cost twice that.

There are 22 tires and wheels on an A380

There are many airlines throughout the world that use Airbus A320. To name a few, one could mention Air France, Nile Air, Mahan Air, Jetstar Japan and many more.

The Airbus 350 is bigger, but not by much.

The lift generated by speed of the wing supports an aircraft in the air.

Partly depends on the airline it was built for. Generally between 600 - 850.

It depends on the airline and seat setup. It can be 525 to 853 passengers.

The A 380 holds 525 to 853 passengers depending how the seats are setup.

The Airbus A319 typically requires a minimum of two cabin crew members for safety and operational purposes. However, the exact number can vary depending on the airline's specific policies, the aircraft's configuration, and the number of passengers on board. For larger configurations, airlines may staff additional crew members to enhance service and ensure safety.

The Airbus A380-800 can hold up to 85,000 US gallons of fuel (320,000 litres).

The A350 Airbus was manufactured and designed by the company "Airbus". It is believed to be more efficient and costly than Boeing 787s and therefore will likely become a competitor to Boeing 787s in sales.

An airbus Beluga flies just the same as any other aircraft. It looks unwieldy, but it's all hollow.

It depends on the airline it is built for. The 380 can be fitted with a variety of seat combinations from 580 to about 800 passengers.

US$ 389.9 million (approx. €300 million or GB£252 million)

Airbus has announced that there will be one that means Beoing will have to build more aircraft because Airliners will buy this aircraft.

As it is typically used on short-haul routes, most airlines configure the A320 as 2-class with just business and economy - no first.

I have flown many times on the 2-class European British Airways A320, which I assume is typical of this type, and there is just a curtain between the two classes.

Almost every modern aircraft now has seatback TV's

There is NO Airbus A 346. -You may be thinking of the A340- 600 which has the longest fuselage of any Airbus, including the A 380.

Yes, there is.

There is no air for the wings to work with, to control the plane. The engine also needs air to burn the fuel.