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The Boeing 777 has a range that varies by model, but the 777-200LR, for example, can fly approximately 15,843 kilometers (about 9,844 miles) without refueling. This long-range capability allows it to connect distant international destinations. Other models, like the 777-300ER, have slightly shorter ranges due to differences in design and capacity.

Approximately 2,400 pounds.

38 kts/44 mph

AFOTEC

It uses coleman fuel or WHITE gas. Kerosene is essentially white gas.

450mph

JET woodworking bandsaws are primarily manufactured in Taiwan. The brand is known for producing high-quality woodworking equipment, and while some of their products may be sourced from other countries, Taiwan is the main location for their bandsaw production. JET is a subsidiary of the WMH Tool Group, which is based in the United States.

$185.5 million

106 mph was maximum speed of triumph TR6 6cyl 105HP 1969.

The Boeing 717 is a twin-engine, single-aisle jet airliner, developed for the 100-seat market. The airliner was designed and marketed by McDonnell Douglas as the MD-95. The first Boeing 717 entered service in 1999.

There is much information about the Boeing C-17 Globemaster III. One fact about the Boeing C-17 Globemaster III is that it is mainly used in the military.

The Boeing C-32 planes used by the United States Air Force are really safe. Even though only 6 have been built, they have been used by the Vice President, First Lady, Congress members, and at times presidents. If they were not safe, they probably would not be used by such important people.

It's hard to say, and it's a question many airline operators are facing as their current, long-range, wide body fleets are aging. You have to consider things such as: cost of each plane, fuel costs, operating costs, airports that can handle an a380, cost of replacing old planes with the new vs. maintaining the current fleet. There's also pilot training time and costs to consider. Current 747 pilots need little retraining if they move on from 200-400 series 747's to the 8i. If they move on to a a380 however, they have to relearn. Even a current Airbus pilot will require considerably more extensive training for the a380.

Founded in 1967 in Missouri, McDonnel Douglas manufacturers aircraft for commercial airlines, private owners and the military. In 1997, it merged with Boeing, forming one of the largest aircraft companies in the world.

Boeing's website is a large repository of information of all of Boeing's planes including the Boeing KC 135. There are also many books about the Boeing KC 135 such as BOEING: Boeing 707 KC-135 and Their Derivatives by Dominique Breffort available for purchase.

Cruising speed is around 570 mph. Maximum speed is around 614 mph.

Depends on which series 747. If we're looking at the last two series (400, 400 ER, 8i), they're 57,285, 63,705, and 64,225 gallons respectively.

Boeing 747 is easily the largest. The "Boeing 900" you refer to is probably the Boeing 737-900 series, which is a short-medium ranged airplane.

Leasing a Boeing aircraft can vary significantly based on the model, age, and lease terms. For instance, leasing a Boeing 737 may cost between $200,000 to $500,000 per month, while larger models like the Boeing 777 can range from $500,000 to over $1 million monthly. Additional costs, such as maintenance, insurance, and operational expenses, should also be considered when budgeting for a lease.

The Boeing 797 is a giant "blended wing" airliner which is a hoax/rumor that Boeing can now carry 1000 passengers and has a blended wing style. That means instead of the standard plane shape, it has a triangle like body.

Cruising altitude is an economical height for an aircraft to fly. It is also a choice made in view of other aircraft routes.

this depends on the carrier. bur mostly around 2/3euros .

important to note is that these are usually the lowest quality

For a commercial airliner, like a Boeing 737, the speed at liftoff is about 150 - 180 miles per hour.

18 wheels in total.

16 on the main landing gear (4 times 4)

2 at the nose.