The maximum distance at which something is effective. This can relate to when an aircraft will run out of fuel, or when an electronic transmission will be too weak to receive.
Questions tagged [range]
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How do ER models store more fuel?
The whole purpose of an ER model is to increase range and by doing that you need to increase the amount of fuel stored in the wings. EX: Boeing 737-900, Boeing 737-900ER. Is the wing area increased or is their another way to increase fuel…
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Which single pilot jet has the largest cabin and longest range?
I'm looking to rent a jet for a trip round the world with my friends but also since I have my license and MEIR, I'll be able to fly myself and don't want to hire another pilot.
Which single pilot jet has the largest cabin and longest range?
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Gliding range if engine is off
The engine was turned off at 1000m above sea level. If you ignore the landing pattern, how long can the runway be within a few kilometers of the landing to safely land? However, the wind is blowing at 72 km / h from behind.
Empty weight = 90kg,…
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Why do fighter aircraft not use anti-shock bodies for fuel storage?
My question bears specific reference to the anti shock bodies (also known as Küchemann carrots) used on the wings of the Convair 990 jetliner. Whilst they increased the maximum speed of the aeroplane slightly, this is nowadays achieved with…
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How far could the Airbus A321XLR actually fly commercially?
Airbus states
It will offer even more range – up to 4,700 nm (8,700 km) – in a comfortable 2-class layout
There is an animation which contains this:
And that is 4735 miles. So now I am intensely curious what's actually possible.
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