I had a really hard dream today. I dreamed I was sitting in a plane with my boyfriend, and then it crashed. We survived the crash, but we were so injured we could barely move. And then I saw from the window how a tank exploded and a huge flame went through the entire plane…
Hi guys, Let's assume you live near Frankfurt Airport (Neu Isenburg, Darmstadt, Rüsselsheim etc.) is it harmful to live there because I heard there is a flight path and a lot of planes fly over these cities every day, is that harmful to the environment and kerosene? vg
For example, if a plane flies from New York to Munich and it is in Munich, how long could it stay in the air, i.e. how long would the fuel last?
Will it explode immediately if it crashes or will it burn without black flames like a normal kerosene airplane would?
Hello, one question: How much kerosene does an airplane consume in 1 minute?
I'm writing from a small private jet connected to the internet via satcom. I'm currently flying over the Indian Ocean to Hainan. Can I refuel tax-free at the airport in Hainan? This is possible in many countries, but I've never been to China, so I'm asking. Or should I land in Thailand first and make…
Kerosene prices will only go in one direction, i.e. they will rise steadily Private individuals have less and less money available for air travel due to rising energy prices
I think it's crazy that this should happen because it's a really long distance, don't you think? Could these planes theoretically continue flying after landing (in New York) or would they have to refuel anyway because they're already running low on fuel?
So through several tankers or underbody fuel nozzles at the same time? After all, the quantities refueled for long-haul flights are easily 10 times that of an Airbus A320
In the USA, for example, kerosene used to be much cheaper than in Europe, so the average age of commercial jets during the 1990s was much higher than in Europe, where, for example, McDonnell-Douglas DC-9 and MD-83 were still flying in large numbers.