The BAe 146 is a British short-haul jet airliner and cargo aircraft, designed and built by the British Aerospace company. It was first flown at the end of 1981 and entered service with launch customer British Airways in 1983. The third generation of the regional jet family, it has been produced in two main variants: as a passenger aircraft seating up to 120 passengers or as a freighter capable of carrying up to 70 tonnes (154,000 lb) payload.
- Manufacturer:
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BAE Systems Inc
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Country:
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United Kingdom
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Manufactured:
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1983 to: 2001
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ICAO:
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B462
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Price:
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US$30 million
- Max Take Off Weight:
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42,201 Kg
93,036 lbs
- Max Landing Weight:
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- Max Payload:
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11,827 Kg
26,074 lbs
- Fuel Tank Capacity:
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3,409 gallon
12,904 litre
- Baggage Volume:
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18.83 m3 / 665 ft3
- Seats - Economy / General:
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100 seats
- Seats - Business Class:
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85 seats
- Seats - First Class:
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0
- Cabin Height:
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2.02 metre - 6.63 feet
- Cabin Width:
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3.42 metre - 11.22 feet
- Cabin Length:
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17.81 metre - 58.43 feet
- Exterior Length:
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28.55 metre - 93.67 feet
- Tail height:
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8.61 metre - 28.25 feet
- Fuselage Diameter:
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3.56 metre - 11.68 feet
- Wing Span / Rotor Diameter:
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26.34 metre - 86.42 feet
- Wing Tips:
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No Winglets
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Royal Air Force BAe 146-100
credit: Reinhard Zinabold
Royal Air Force BAe 146-RJ100
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British Aerospace BAe 146-100
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British Aerospace BAe 146-200
United Express BAe 146-300A
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