Basic knowledge and understanding of types of Air craft available .

2. TYPES OF AIRCRAFT
MILITARY AIRCRAFT COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT

3. Private/Chartered Aircrafts:
Designed to be flown or chartered privately,
and they are typically small.

4. A charter flight is an unscheduled flight that is not part of a
regular airline routing.
Privacy is one of the main advantages of a charter flight
Charter Flights are particularly convenient when you need
to travel to a city where scheduled airline service may
require multiple connections or layovers before you reach
your destination.
Seating Capacity - 8-16 passengers maximum
2,700 statute miles - 7,000 statute miles

5. Passenger capacity under 12

6. Passenger Aircraft:
used by airlines to haul large numbers of passengers. In
addition to being bigger, commercial aircraft are also
faster, and they have a longer range.

7. • Include restrooms
• A galley area in which
food and drinks can be
prepared.
• Entertainment Systems

8. Cargo Aircraft:
Designed to carry cargo
in both main deck and
lower deck

9. Aircraft Manufacturer

11. The Boeing Company is a major aerospace and defense
corporation, founded in 1916 by William E. Boeing in Seattle,
Washington. Boeing has expanded over the years, merging with
McDonnell Douglas in 1997.
Boeing Corporate headquarters has been in Chicago, since 2001.
Boeing is made up of multiple business units, which are Boeing
Commercial Airplanes (BCA); Boeing Defense, Space & Security
(BDS); Engineering, Operations & Technology; Boeing Capital;
and Boeing Shared Services Group.

12. • Boeing aircraft is the single-aisle 757 models, an older model that
debuted in 1979.
• British Airways and the England-based Eastern Airways are regular
customers of the 757s.
• The 110-foot-long 737-700 can accommodate up to 149 passengers in
a single-class configuration or 126 people in two classes.
• It has a range of 3,440 nautical miles.
• Boeing positioned the single-aisle 767 between the single-aisle 737
and two-aisle 777 aircraft.
• The extended-range 767 can seat up to 245 passengers.
• The 777-200ER can hold up to 440 passengers depending on the class
configuration as a long-range airplane.
• It measures 209 feet long

14. Single-aisle and two-aisle aircraft.

17. • The Airbus A300 series dates to 1974,
• Smaller A310 arriving by the early 1980s.
• The single-aisle A320 remains one of the most widely use Airbus aircraft
throughout the world as a short- and medium-range aircraft.
• The Airbus A320 family of aircraft include the A318, A319 and A321
models. Larger aircraft feature the A330/340 models launched in 2007
and capable of carrying up to 525 passengers.
• The A380 model features a double deck and passenger capacity of up to
853 people in a single-class configuration.
• The A380 can travel up to 8,300 nautical miles.
• The twin-engine long-range A350 XWB was set for launch in 2013.
• Capable of carrying up to 525 passengers.
• The A380 model features a double deck and passenger capacity of up to
853

18. McDonnell Douglas is part of Boeing and
builds the mid-size, short- and mid-range
aircraft MD-80 family aircraft for regional
routes.
Capacity ranges from 137 to 172 passengers. Its total length is 147 feet

19. Difference b/n Airbus & Boeing