Boeing 747-400

The B747-400 is the best-selling model of the 747 family. Its popularity is based on its unbeatable low seat-mile cost, flexibility, long range dominance, unmatched comfort options and ability to integrate new technology.

Power     4 General Electric CF6-80C2B1F
Speed     488 knots / 562 mph
Capacity  391 / 425 / 433 Passengers (2-class layout) and 24 tons Cargo
Number   5

Airbus A340-300



The A340 is the long-range version of A330, The main difference being that it is equipped with four engines, which allow unrestricted operations on long-haul routes.

Power     4 CFM Int'l CFM56-5C4
Speed     480 knots/ 553 mph
Capacity  264 Passengers (2-class layout) and 23 tons Cargo
Number   4

Airbus A330-300

The A330 is part of the A330/A340 Family of fly-by-wire widebody aircraft. It is optimized for regional routes and most cost effective twin-aisle airliner ever built.

Power     2 G.E. CF6-80E1A2
Speed     480 knots / 553 mph
Capacity  302 Passengers (2-class layout) and 22 tons Cargo
Number    8

Airbus A320-200 

 

The A320 is the founding member of the A320 family, the world's first fly-by-wire jetliner family. The wide, comfortable cabin makes the aircraft popular with passengers and crew alike.

Power     2 CFM Int'l CFM-56-5B
Speed     458 knots / 528 mph
Capacity  150/156 Passengers (2-class layout) and 7 tons Cargo
Number   18

Airbus 319-100 

The A319 is part of the A320 family. The major difference between the A320 and A319 is that the latter is shorter by seven fuselage frames, while in almost all other respects the A319 and A320 are identical.

Power     CFM-56-5B6/P
Speed     503 knots/579 mph
Capacity  134 (2 class layout) and 6.7 tons cargo
Number   4