Airbus A300 B4
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Airbus A300 B4
HI GUYS,
JUST STARTED TRAINING AND WILL BE FLYING ON AIRBUS A300 B4, ANY TIPS ON HOW ILL BE ABLE TO LEARN THE LOCATION DIAGRAM? ANY TIPS WOULD BE ACE, CHEERS BIG EARS!!!
JUST STARTED TRAINING AND WILL BE FLYING ON AIRBUS A300 B4, ANY TIPS ON HOW ILL BE ABLE TO LEARN THE LOCATION DIAGRAM? ANY TIPS WOULD BE ACE, CHEERS BIG EARS!!!
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It's not Monarch is it? Well don't learn it box by box cos that makes it so much harder. Learn where each individual item is eg- take the oxygens and then memorise where they go, dont just remember things like "at the front left door theres 2 x BCFs, 2 x Smoke hoods, 3 x Oxygens" etc..
if u get what i mean...!
takes me about 15 diagrams every time to get it perfect whilst revising!
Good luck. T
if u get what i mean...!
takes me about 15 diagrams every time to get it perfect whilst revising!
Good luck. T
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Oh dear Longarm, ...... looks like you Monarch peeps dont know what you're flying!! The Monarch A300's are most certainly B4'S! Yes, you're correct to use the generalisation of A300-600, but the specific is A300B4-605R (G-MAJS/G-MONS/G-OJMR/G-MONR)
Oh, an i think the Air Scandics are A300B4-102's(?) and 203's
Oh, an i think the Air Scandics are A300B4-102's(?) and 203's
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Saskatoon, sorry but you are wrong.
Taken from the Airbus A300 census website
>>quote
604 A300B4-605R CF6-80C2A5 04/26/91 MONARCH AIRLINES G-MAJS AG-PR F-WWAX
540 A300B4-605R CF6-80C2A5 03/15/90 MONARCH AIRLINES G-MONR JQ-EH F-WWAT, VH-YMJ
556 A300B4-605R CF6-80C2A5 04/17/90 MONARCH AIRLINES G-MONS JQ-EK F-WWAY, VH-YMK
605 A300B4-605R CF6-80C2A5 05/03/91 MONARCH AIRLINES G-OJMR AG-PS F-WWAY
<<unquote
Clearly stated as all A300B4
B denotes pax aircraft. F and C denote cargo (ie, A300F4)
Taken from the Airbus A300 census website
>>quote
604 A300B4-605R CF6-80C2A5 04/26/91 MONARCH AIRLINES G-MAJS AG-PR F-WWAX
540 A300B4-605R CF6-80C2A5 03/15/90 MONARCH AIRLINES G-MONR JQ-EH F-WWAT, VH-YMJ
556 A300B4-605R CF6-80C2A5 04/17/90 MONARCH AIRLINES G-MONS JQ-EK F-WWAY, VH-YMK
605 A300B4-605R CF6-80C2A5 05/03/91 MONARCH AIRLINES G-OJMR AG-PS F-WWAY
<<unquote
Clearly stated as all A300B4
B denotes pax aircraft. F and C denote cargo (ie, A300F4)
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Ops jockey is correct and furthermore:
A300B4-622 is a A300-600 with PW4000 engines.
Also you say the original A300B4 "is much smaller" than a A300-600. For your Information it is exactly the same width of a Fuselage and Approximately 8 Ft longer than the B4-103/203 with approximately the same wing span. Basically the only difference bthe 2 A/C's are better Engines and more modern Avionics and a Few extra seats for the SLF(Self Loading Freight)
Ops jockey is correct and furthermore:
A300B4-622 is a A300-600 with PW4000 engines.
Also you say the original A300B4 "is much smaller" than a A300-600. For your Information it is exactly the same width of a Fuselage and Approximately 8 Ft longer than the B4-103/203 with approximately the same wing span. Basically the only difference bthe 2 A/C's are better Engines and more modern Avionics and a Few extra seats for the SLF(Self Loading Freight)
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Hey Flying mech,
You state (correctly!) B4-622 is the P/W engine, which is the designator for the GE fans? 605/603...? Just curious, memory isnt what it was!! im almost 28!!
You state (correctly!) B4-622 is the P/W engine, which is the designator for the GE fans? 605/603...? Just curious, memory isnt what it was!! im almost 28!!
