Boeing

A Boeing 767 has 3,100,000 parts.

777-300 can carry 550 passengers; 747-400 can carry 400 passengers

That wold depend entirely on what the project is about. There is no point having an awesomely constructed phrase if it has no relevance to your hypothesis.

It's the takeoff safety speed. The speed at which the aircraft may safely become airborne with one engine inoperative.

A typical Boeing 747-400 has over six million parts, half of which are fasteners!

The 747 entered commercial service in January 1970 with Pan American between New York JFK and London.

That depends entirely on what your needs are. Larger planes generally travel further, higher, and carry larger payloads. Smaller planes are better for short distances and generally can utilize smaller runways.

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No passenger aircraft can be idle in the air. Only a few number of military aircraft can do that. It is called hovering.

planes are so big now so they can carry more people and more fuel so they can go farther carrying more people.

Also called the flight deck, it is where the pilots fly the aircraft... don't ask where it got its name...

it is made up of diffrent metals,and other hard materials>

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747 Classic 59.6 meters

747-400 64.4 meters

747-8 68.5 meters

The 4 engine Boeing 707 was replaced by the 2 engine 757.

multiply the number of minutes that the aircraft is visible to you by 10 which gives you the amount of miles travelled.

That is a really loaded question, the best place to find the answer for that is to look at Boeing's website, though i doubt they even have a number, the 737 is one of the most popular passenger aircraft in the world, there are a lot in service.

All airplanes are made of Aluminium, Steel and some alloys of Titanium.

The maximum height at which a passenger aircraft can fly is 40000 feet.

It would depend on what is burning.

the very basic rule is: First start the APU, then start each engine....actually there are many procedures before a 737 being started. i.e. to execute a cold and dark checklist.

Yes, much. The 757 is a narrow body, one storey aircraft, while the 747 is a widebody and has 2 levels.

Maximum takeoff weight for a Boeing 757-300 is 123,600 kg (272,500 lb)

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