Short 330 vs Short 360
British regional airliner, developed in the late 1970s, notably used in Europe and America for short-haul flights. | |
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Origin country | 🇬🇧 United Kingdom |
Category | Military Transport Aircrafts |
Manufacturer | Short Brothers |
First flight | 22 August 1974 |
Year introduced | 1976 |
Number produced | 141 units |
Average unit price | $-- million |
British commuter aircraft, recognized for its mid-1980s production, routinely seen for passenger and freight operations globally. | |
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Origin country | 🇬🇧 United Kingdom |
Category | Military Transport Aircrafts |
Manufacturer | Short Brothers |
First flight | 1 June 1981 |
Year introduced | 1982 |
Number produced | 165 units |
Average unit price | $6.2 million |
Wing area | 42.1 m² ◉ |
Wingspan | 22.8 m ◉ |
Height | 5.0 m ◉ |
Length | 17.7 m ◉ |
Maximum speed | 350 km/h ◉ |
Operational range | 1,695 km ◉ |
Service ceiling | 6,100 m ◉ |
Max. takeoff weight | 10,387 kg ◉ |
Empty weight | 6,680 kg ◉ |
Total thrust | 2 x 895 kW ◉ |
Wing area | 42.1 m² ◉ |
Wingspan | 22.8 m ◉ |
Height | 7.2 m ◉ |
Length | 21.6 m ◉ |
Maximum speed | 404 km/h ◉ |
Operational range | 1,595 km ◉ |
Service ceiling | 6,100 m ◉ |
Max. takeoff weight | 12,292 kg ◉ |
Empty weight | 7,870 kg ◉ |
Total thrust | 2 x 1,062 kW ◉ |
Performance Radar Chart
Photo of Short 360 by Tomás Del Coro.