The following description is entirely fictional.
The MD-14 was a wide-body passenger aircraft development project conceived by McDonnell Douglas around 2000, following the MD-12 project. The project was based on the existing MD-11 and made significant improvements, the most notable feature of which was the change from the original three-engine layout to a twin-engine design that was more in line with the trend of the new generation.
The MD14's fuselage is constructed from a combination of aluminum alloy and carbon fiber composite materials.
The nose section is made of aluminum alloy, similar to the MD11, while the midsection of the fuselage uses carbon fiber composite materials. The tail section is made of aluminum alloy.
The engine used is the GE90-76B turbofan engine.
Dimensions and Weight
Item MD-14-10
Fuselage Length 68.7 m
Wingspan 62.1 m
MTOW 236,000 kg
OEW ~121,000 kg
Performance
Item Values
Maximum Range 7,200 nmi (13,300 km)
Cruising Speed Mach 0.82
Service Ceiling 41,000 ft
Passenger Capacity
Class 3: 285–300 people
High-density: 440–460 people
Market Positioning
A330-900
A350-900
B777-300
B777-8
High-density trunk lines between Asia and Europe
Extended Design
MD14-20: Length +5M
MD14F
MD-14-ER: Range +500KM
MD-14-BCF: Passenger-to-freighter conversion (retired MD-14-10)
MD-14-LR: Thrust upgrade to GE90-85B
MD-14-QC: Quick passenger/freighter conversion version
MD-14F
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor MD-14
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 203.7ft (62.1m)
- Length 225.5ft (68.7m)
- Height 60.8ft (18.5m)
- Empty Weight N/A
- Loaded Weight 129,075lbs (58,547kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.887
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.046
- Wing Loading 22.2lbs/ft2 (108.2kg/m2)
- Wing Area 5,821.9ft2 (540.9m2)
- Drag Points 2961
Parts
- Number of Parts 519
- Control Surfaces 9
- Performance Cost 3,315
Plus, speaking of fictional airliners, I remember offering you a fictional triple decker called the Boeing New Giant Transporter last year, and I hope we still see that massive jet be brought to life one day however much longer that might take. =D
Oh nice, we have a fictional McDonnell Douglas airliner named the MD-14, based off the real-life MD-11 but as a twin-jet, and I must say that the MD-14 would have been an amazing plane for to see fly over me and my family if it were real. ;)