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Seeing as how a 747-400 can carry something like 450 passengers, why do
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Hi,
Seeing as how a 747-400 can carry something like 450 passengers, why do you expect such a huge difference between it and the A380? A typical 747-400 carries 416 pax, the A380 555 - that's one third more! Max pax are around 850 - now THATS a difference, don't you think? Pat |
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On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 at 21:20:57 in message ,
Patrick Mayer wrote: A typical 747-400 carries 416 pax, the A380 555 - that's one third more! Max pax are around 850 - now THATS a difference, don't you think? That is comparing a 'typical' with a maximum. Maximum for a 747 might be seen as the Japanese 747SR (short range) could have 550 seats. The one that crashed after a bulkhead failure had 509 passengers on board leading to the world's worst single aircraft disaster. -- David CL Francis |
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