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Boeing
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How many engines does a Dreamliner have?
The Boeing Dreamliner, specifically the 787 series, is equipped with two engines. It can be powered by either the Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 or the General Electric GEnx engines, depending on the airline's choice. This twin-engine design contributes to its fuel efficiency and long-range capabilities.
It depends on the model number. If you're just looking for an approximate value for the current models, a little over $300 million.
Where was the Boeing invented?
Boeing started in Settle, Washington and is currently located near Seattle in Everett, Washington and their headquarters are in Chicago, Illinois.
They do, however, have many other locations around the world.
What is the difference between Boeing 777-300 and Boeing 777-300er?
The main difference is that the 777-300ER is a longer ranged version of the 777-300.
The number 787 is bigger than the number 747.
However if your asking about the Boeing Aircraft then the Boeing 747 is bigger than the Boeing 787.
How many seat on a Boeing 737-200?
97 seats in a typical two class setup while a maximum of 136 seats.
Where use antena coupler in aircraft?
An antenna coupler is usually placed at the base of the vertical stabilizer to connect the antenna at the leading edge of the stabilizer to the rest of the system.
What do the dings on an airplane mean?
1 Ding - The pilot has to pee
2 Dings - The pilot has to poop
3 Dings - The pilot is hungry
4 Dings - The pilot just pooped and realized there is no toilet paper
How much does the Boeing 747-8 cost?
2 million+
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A VERY large +. Estimated cost is $319 million, more or less.
When does the Boeing 747 need an auto brake?
Autobreak can, and will be, used always when possible as it relieves pilots from having to break manually. There are 5 levels of autobreak labeled 1-4 and MAX, each having a specific slow down rate which is achieved by automatically, however pilots may, and almost always do, relieve the pressure on the breaks by using reverse thrust to slow down.
How long does it take to disembark 422 passengers on a 747-400?
I have no answer. I posted the question, hoping for a reply.
