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January 20th 17, 10:27 AM
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The next doomed Stansted NYC business jet
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-septe mber.org, at 10:35:45 on Fri, 20 Jan 2017, Recliner remarked: It's the 737-700ER, with a range of 5,630 nm. That's enough to get from London to anywhere in the continental US. Not I suspect if you include fuel safety margins. Perhaps the range has haht factored in, otherwise it's pretty meaningless. No, they always quote the range like that. Like what - with a typical safety margin included, or without? Furthermore, it's usually the max fuel, rather than max payload, range that's quoted. It's a bit like the usually hopelessly optimistic ranges quoted for EVs or fuel consumption/pollution for IC-engined cars. -- Roland Perry |
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