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A "3 decker" airliner?

1,800 Captainboeing  3.3 years ago

I am planning to make a 3 decker airliner it will be bigger than the A380. And it will be released on my aircraft company @Dazare.
Features :
fuel-efficient
stable
fast(subsonic)
widebody
3 decker
seating capacity 1500+
futuristic
foldable wing.
Launch date 18,3,2021. please support for more work. and upvote and comment on your views on this project.

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    @KLM_747 And the A380 is a failed design

    3.2 years ago
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    19.1k klm747klm747

    @asteroidbook345 I think a 3 deck airliner wouldn't use much more runway, take the 777 and A380 for example:
    777-200LR- 11,500 feet
    A380-800- 12,300 feet
    Following this trend, the triple deck airplane would probably need about 13,100 feet of runway. Jfk longest runway- 14,500 feet. However Heathrow only has 12,800 feet so it might need to sacrifice some payload or get more powerful engines. I think that the double deck 787 looks way better too.

    Besides, nobody needs a plane that can carry over 1200 people. If I remember, the A380 can already hold 863 in all economy (exit limit?) @captainBoeing

    3.2 years ago
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    @asteroidbook345 it is out now! you can go and check here @Dazare

    3.2 years ago
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    @asteroidbook345 it will not be so large! its length is short. and I have also enhanced the braking so a landing can be done on a short runway also. and take less time to liftoff and it is also twin-engine not a lot of fuel is needed. and its foldable wing is awesome so it can park in any type of gate.

    3.2 years ago
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    Disadvantages:
    Stupidly big
    No airport can service it
    A lot of engines = a lot of fuel = large carbon footprint
    Crazy deck area = high amounts of cleaning = large carbon footprint
    Will require a massive runway, probably bigger than even LAX or Atlanta to operate safely
    A folding wing on something that large would be a huge structural integrity problem

    +2 3.2 years ago
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    132k BaconEggs

    uses alt to upvote lol

    +2 3.2 years ago
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    Visit our company here @Dazare

    +1 3.3 years ago