Hei igjen, alle sammen : Forum-trollet er tilbake ... og konstaterer at dc8-63 fant en fulltreffer hos Runway Girl. La meg fä sitere meg selv fra nevnte thread : On hub-to-hub city-pairs, certainly "small feeder" aircraft are not appropriate. But any "Frequent Traveller" will prefer to enter a start-city-to-stop-city direct offer, from transiting through an intermediate hub-and-spoke center, spending precious time in boarding areas. The type 737/A320 vectors, which today offer proper response to the SMR Feeder problematic, are not likely soon to quit the Air Transport arena. With 32" pitch, an H22QR or H22P3 would accomodate 185-190 passengers (204 with 30"). Airbus is not offering to stretch the A321 with 6-abreast seating, because of the need to revise the aerodynamic surfaces with the extra stress, and because of the "757 syndrome" (string of in-flight service and ground rotation inefficiencies) but a stretched five abreast twin aisle aircraft would make full technical and commercial sense...
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http://www.flightglobal.com/blogs/runway-girl/2010/07/photos-twin-aisle-narrowbody-i.html
Håper dette svarer indirekte Ianorge (hva er en A322 ?) : det er en stretch videre utover A321, m.a.o., et ikke-enda-födt medlem nr 5 av A32X Series; jeg nevner dette under svaret mitt til DC8-63, en flytype som hadde en MaxRot alfa pä 8.3°; A322 ville ha ca. 10°