Prueba En Aiebus
Autor: andrey • September 1, 2011 • Essay • 345 Words (2 Pages) • 1,426 Views
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AIRCRAFT
TYPE
ENGINE
SERIES
THRUST
LBS
CONF
MTW
KGS
MTOW
KGS
MLW
KGS
MZFW
Interesting article, for my personal experience, dealing as a user of multiple communication frequencies. I recognize that ramps and dispacth locations are the bussiest one. Usually direct users such as controllers and dispatchers, have to receive information from several sources. they use this information to calculate the load and the final weights for the aircrafts. Without this information, aircraft cannot taxi. Frequently flights are delay for a few minutes with running engines because frequencies are busy or people in charge of delivering final figures are handling multiple tasks. For sure this type of products will help to reduce delays and make work more friendly to controllers and dispacthers.
I can identify this type of product as an need for my airline, that would help it survive and meet their objectives. Saving thousands of dollars in fuel and reducing delays in flights. Costumer satisfaction will improve by reducing ground times in some sense.
KGS
BRAKES
Tempº C
O2
FUEL
KGS
AIRBUS 318-100
CFM 56-5B8
21.000
12/88
64.900
64.500
57.500
54.500
Max 300º For Take off
15´
19.440
AIRBUS 319-115
CFM56-5B4
27.000
12/108
75.900
75.500
62.500
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