Aircraft World

Aircraft World Airbus A380 is the world's largest passenger aircraft, including an upper cabin and the main cabin. It can accommodate 520 people. Taking off moment Aircraft in the air Aircraft in the air Aircraft in the air Airplane side view Aircraft Cockpit Bar at the upper cabin of the aircraft Bar at the aircraft's main cabin and the staircase The staircase in front of the aircraft's main cabin Aircraft's upper business class cabin Main economy class cabin Main business class cabin B747-400: speed: 565 mph, range: 7825 miles, seating capacity: 403 B747-300 B747-200: speed: 558 mph, range: 5875 - 7125 miles, seating capacity: 353/430 B747-200: Air Force One B757-200: speed: 530 mph, range: 2800 miles, seating capacity: 184 B757-300: speed: 530 mph, range: 3225 miles, seating capacity: 224 B737-300 B737-400 B767-300 B777-300 A330-300: speed: 545 mph, range: 5300 miles, seating capacity: 298 A330-200: speed: 545 mph, range: 6200 miles, seating capacity: 243 A320-200: speed: 525 mph, range: 2350 miles, seating capacity: 148 A300-600 A319-100: speed: 525 mph, range: 2500 miles, seating capacity: 124 DC9-30: speed: 505 mph, range: 1050 miles, seating capacity: 100 DC9-40: speed: 505 mph, range: 865 miles, seating capacity: 110 DC9-50: speed: 505 mph, range: 785 miles, seating capacity: 125 MD82: speed: 505 mph, range: 2375 miles (3800 km), seating capacity: 152 MD90 Canadair Regional Jet CRJ / CPJ: speed: 505 mph, range: 650 miles, seating capacity: 50 (Bombardier Inc.) Saab-340 regional aircraft, Sweden: 33/64 seats China (Modified from Boeing 767-400) Taiwan, China (Modified from Boeing 737-800) Japan (Modified from Boeing 747-400) Thailand United States (Modified from Boeing 747-200) United States (Marine Force 1) Canada Russia (Modified from Il-96-300) France Germany Italy Australia Argentina Egypt Israel