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Backtracking runway 23 for first flight take-off, first of only two British Airways A318´s, to be G-EUNA. The aircraft is all Business Class and two have been ordered to operate London City to New York JFK six days per week
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Photo Added: August 19, 2009
Photo Added: August 19, 2009
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Comments (18)
making 1 trip with a 747 has to be more efficient than 20 on the a318 to get the same amount of passengers across.
Only fwd hold,wich means that aft hold space can be used for fuel,and in all business configuration,the payload won't be very heavy...
Can't tell about the red lined windows,but the emergency exit calls my attention,why is not highlighted?
Ah,and CFM56 engines,not the usual BA configuration...
Return flight is JFK to London City nonstop
It is NOT an Elite. It does not have extra fuel tanks over and above the normal wing tanks, but it can still make JFK-SNN non-stop. Cannot make LCY-JFK direct as it would be too heavy taking off from LCY.
It has CFM56 engines as the IAE used on most of the BA aircraft is not an option on the A318.
This is aimed at the business customer. Just 32 Club Plus seats, with internet access available.
I think it will be very popular, and it is far bigger than most business jets that fly across the Atlantic.
Landing at LCY should be interesting though. Largest aircraft certified to land there with its steep approach and short, narrow runway.
Good luck to all involved.
Daniel from International Geneva