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Old 21st September 2006 | 15:41
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BAe146 Fuel Consumption

Good afternoon to all.

I have some questions about the BAe 146/RJ70 - 100 that I kindly ask anyone who could answer.
What is the average fuel consumption per hour?
Any of you have some figures for a monthly lease rate for the type?
Is it an aircraft to expensive in terms of maintenance?

Thanks a lot to all of you.

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Old 22nd September 2006 | 02:58
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2000kg/hr in the cruise.

Add 600kg for a climb to the mid-hi twenties, then take off 100kg for the descent.
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Old 23rd September 2006 | 14:12
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Hi Luibar.
I fly the 146.
Pretty nice plane, as long as you donīt have to pay for the fuel and
maintenance.
Itīs an old lady and wants a nice warm hangar every night and several mechanics, who put their hands on her.
As far as I know, the leasing rates are pretty cheap.
And for the regional business itīs one of the best planes.
Good performance on short runways, lot of room in the holds for luggage and
the Pax always think, that you are the best pilot in the world, due to the soft landings.
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Old 23rd September 2006 | 14:52
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A conversation in a 146 cockpit.

Captain: Go ahead, start the APU.
F/O: Which one?
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Old 23rd September 2006 | 15:05
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The RJ is a good enough aeroplane, but she does indeed need a mechanic every night and he'd better be good at fixing APU's.
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Old 24th September 2006 | 15:03
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Hi all

Thanks for your answers!
So do you think its not a very cheap aircraft to operate?

Thanks again

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Old 24th September 2006 | 20:00
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BAe146 Fuel Consumption

Hi LuiBar

With the price of aviation fuel a bit more stable now,this aircraft is one of the best choices you can make to begin a seriously proftable business venture.

Think about it......
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Old 25th September 2006 | 13:00
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Also, why does it have 4 engines ?

because there`s no room for five !
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