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Today we present to your attention a unique new airbus 390 model with special equipment that will please you with innovations & new opportunities introduced. The industry was characterized in 2017 as one of the most capacious concerning passenger volume compared to other years.
That’s why the model Airbus A-390 was produced. According to conservative estimates, it may transport no less than 1,000 people at a time, which is a pretty impressive figure.
We should inform that airbus a390 really has 6 engines, but overall, it is very similar to the last model, Airbus A 380. The builders have thought about the aspect of compactness. The plane uses 3 levels, which can be separated into various levels of comfort. Engines can easily cope with lifting of weight. The flight range has decreased – now it forms a little more than 15,000 km taking Airbus A 380 & the modernized model A390 airbus, it is limited to 11,000 – 12,000 km of flight.
Characteristics: a390 plane
On comparison with previous models, the a390 airplane didn’t become supersonic. Nevertheless, on the contrary, it kept its flight speed.
It is worth to emphasize that most likely because of the huge weight of the aircraft, ports, which will serve this model will need to expand the length of runways. By preliminary assessments, the aircraft needs at least 2 kilometers of the runway, which is not always given by all airports of the world.
So we are witnessing the first passenger aircraft with the capacity of thousand passengers and can take a flight on it.
Prospects
In Emirates, a390 sales have largely increased due to the stable growth of orders from Asian airlines, which is because of the crisis of increasing of volumes of the passenger transportation industry. Only in the first six months of 2005, many countries, including China, Thailand, and Korea have successfully ordered 75 A-380s. In the first three quarters of 2005, Asian orders accounted 43% of the total number of orders for Airbus aircrafts. Overall, in the first three quarters of 2005, EADS supplied 271 Airbus aircrafts, compared to 224 for the same period in 2004. The management of the European concern, inspired by good performance, raised its 2005 earnings forecast from €2.6 billion to €2.75 billion. In 2005, Airbus plans to supply 370 aircrafts.