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Showing posts with label medium planes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label medium planes. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

D-36 Ukraine Plane



















At take-off power (sea level, static, ISA):
Thrust, kg(f) 6500
Specific fuel consumption,
kg/ kg(f)-h
0.350
Air flow rate, kg/s 260
By-pass ratio 5.6
Overall compressor pressure ratio 20.0
TIT, K 1450
At maximum cruise power (H=8000m, Mfl=0.75, ISA):
Thrust, kg(f) 1600
Specific fuel consumption, kg/kg(f)-h 0.620
Overall dimensions, mm: 3469x1541x1711
Dry mass, kg 110


The world's most powerful helicopter engineThis turboshaft engine was designed for the Mi-26 twin-engined transport helicopter. Both the engine and the helicopter are by an enormous margin the most powerful and most capable in the world. The engine's derivation from the D-36 "enabled production to be achieved quite rapidly". Bench testing started in 1977, and series production at the Motor Sich plant began in 1982. According to Mil, by 1999 a total of 280 Mi-26 helicopters had flown, though in 2001 Ivchenko-'Progress' gave the total number of D-136 engines in service as only 470. In 2001, writing as if it was one of his engines, Vyacheslav Boguslayev of Motor Sich gave the number produced as "about 500".

The engine is listed by Motor Sich as a past rather than current programme, although small numbers of Mi-26 helicopters continue to be exported, the most recent (2006-7) being three Mi-26T multirole transports for Venezuela.The D-136 is composed of 10 modules, each of which (except for the main module) can be removed and replaced without disturbing neighbouring modules on an installed engine. Five of the gas-generator modules are identical with those of the D-36.

Friday, April 24, 2009

Dassault Falcon 7X Plane

Paris to Los Angeles, New York to Honolulu or San Francisco to Moscow…whatever the chosen route, passengers the world over swear by the French-built Falcon 7X from Dassault, an aircraft which ushers in a new era of luxury business travel.

First unveiled at the 2005 Paris Air Show, the Falcon 7X can carry up to nineteen passengers and flies you at 1100km/h from one end of the earth to the other, making it not only the fastest jet of its class, but also, covering 11,000km, one of the most widely travelled.

Even before its maiden flight, the $41m craft was phenomenally popular, racking up 165 orders in 33 states. Just as modern as the aerodynamics is the cabin construction; three spacious lounge areas - each with private bathroom and kitchen - provide a touch of home comfort on-board. It’s no surprise that the 7X has established itself as the flagship model in the Dassault line.

Author: Ursula Hannan

www.dassaultfalcon.com

Embraer Legacy 600 Plane

Far above the clouds the world is silently beautiful and where better to enjoy such views than from the spacious cabin of Embraer’s luxury business jet, the Legacy 600, which provides a spacious on-board environment for up to thirteen passengers.

The luxuriously appointed cabin is divided into three separate areas, perfect for that moment’s privacy whilst in the air and the interior is stylishly designed with touches of quality hardwoods and good quality fabrics, whilst DVD, telephone and fax facilities are also at your disposal.

The craft is capable of a non-stop flight of up to 6019km and can hit speeds of around 850km/h. The Legacy 600 is also equipped and passed for steep approach landings, necessary when touching down in urban airports such as London City. Since its launch six years ago, Embraer have sold around 100 of these aircraft in nineteen different countries and for those who can, such an aircraft will set you back around $23m.

Author: Ursula Hannan

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Falcon 900 EX Plane

Soar effortlessly through the clouds in the Falcon 900 EX from Dassault, a $56m aircraft.













Not only the fastest, but also one of the best equipped. The spacious cabin is 10 meters long, 2.5 meters wide and 2 meters high so there is ample room for you and your colleagues to move around in flight. Comfy leather seats and thick, plush carpeting help you to relax.

The business/conference facilities are extremely impressive; a conference table, copy machine and video wall are all at your disposal for the more business-oriented flight. The twelve panorama windows flood the cabin with natural light providing a pleasant on-board environment whether you choose to relax or to work. For longer flights the craft boasts a well-equipped kitchen serving up a selection of culinary delights.















Author: Ursula Hannan

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Learjet 60 XR, Bombardier plane













































One of the most famous names in private aircraft, the new Learjet 60 XR is an absolute rocket with class and sets new standards in the world of private aviation for performance, comfort and versatility.

With such a legendary name behind it and a price tag of $19m, the 60 XR is the number one choice for the well-heeled businessman. The craft combines the most modern cockpit technology with top-performance and speeds that have become synonymous with the Learjet brand; the airplane can achieve speeds of 863km/h at heights of around 15,000 meters.

The craft handles extremely well and flies at such an altitude that it avoids air turbulence; for example, the flight path from Atlanta to Los Angeles can be made without a stop over. The ‘wide-aisle’ stand up cabin is extremely spacious and provides up to nine passengers with a luxurious and comfortable trip.

Thursday, March 12, 2009

FALCON 20D-5 plane





















Year : 1969
TTAF : 11,199
S/N : 191
Reg : N20HF
Price : Make Offer
Location : TX, USA

Total Landings: 8,577 As of Feb, 2009, Both Engines Enrolled on MSP APU: Garrett GTCP 26-150, Avionics: Dual Collins VHF-20A Comms, Dual Collins VIR-30A Navs, Dual Collins TDR-90 Transponders, Collins ADF-60A ADF, Ten (10) passenger configuration with four swiveling captain chairs, two fixed captain chairs, and a four-place side facing divan with shoulder harness – all in Taupe leathe


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