Charter ACJ-380

900 km/h

17250 km

100 seats

Specifications

Manufacturer:	Airbus
Class:	business

Flight performance

Range:	17250 km
Cruising speed:	900 km/h

Cabin specifications

Maximum passengers:	100
Typical passengers:	100
Cabin length:	52 m
Cabin width:	6.54 m
Cabin height:	2.13 m
Baggage capacity:	171 m³

Aircraft description

Is it necessary to organize a long flight of a large delegation? Take advantage of the world's largest business liner ACJ-380, which can accommodate up to 100 passengers. On it you will comfortably reach the farthest corner of the world. The model is able to make a non-stop flight at a distance of up to 15 thousand kilometers. The height of the cabin is 2.13 meters, so you can freely move on it standing upright. Inside, everything you need for productive work and proper rest is provided: conference rooms, negotiation areas, cozy bedrooms with large beds. There are means of communication, Internet access.

The largest business jet in the world (height 24.08 meters, length 72.75 meters, wingspan 79.75 meters). As usual, the capacity is 525 passengers in the cabin of three classes, 853 passengers in a single-class configuration. It can make non-stop flights for a distance of up to 15,400 km.

It has four engines. The cargo modification of the A380F is also provided with the ability to carry cargo up to 150 tons over a distance of up to 10,370 km. The maximum take-off weight is 560 tons (the mass of the aircraft itself is 280 tons). To date, the A380 is also the largest passenger airliner in the world, surpassing the capacity of the Boeing 747.

The most efficient in terms of fuel consumption among large airliners is about 3 liters per passenger per 100 kilometers (54 nautical miles) of track. According to Airbus, the A380 burns 17% less fuel per passenger than the “modern-day largest aircraft” (apparently referring to the Boeing 747). The less fuel is burned, the lower the carbon dioxide emissions. For an aircraft, CO2 emissions per passenger are 75 grams per kilometer.