segunda-feira, 23 de novembro de 2015
20 more planes to our company
Yesterday, November 22, 2015, we made the purchase of another 20 Airbur A340-200. They were placed on fixed routes and non-existent in our company. We hope to please all passengers and investors.
domingo, 22 de novembro de 2015
AMBA (Airline Manager Brazil Alliance)
Starting this day November 21, 2015, the Njeskjarol Air, officially be part of the AMBA (Airline Manager Brazil Alliance), I am proud to inform this to all!
Att, Israel Macedo (CEO Njeskjarol Air).
Att, Israel Macedo (CEO Njeskjarol Air).
sábado, 14 de novembro de 2015
Soon, more fixed routes.
At this time, Njeskjarol Air will focus on saving to make the purchase of 10 Airbus A340-200 model of aircraft to begin construction of its fixed routes.
A340-200
NON-STOP SERVICE
The A340-200 offers passenger cabin comfort with a seating capacity of around 250 while its 6,700 nautical mile range covers longer, direct routes.
As the A340 Family’s shortest-fuselage member, the A340-200 has a capacity of around 250 in a typical layout. With its optimal range of 6,700 nautical miles, this jetliner allows airlines to open long-range, direct routes between city pairs that previously needed intermediate stops.
Airbus launched the A340-200 in 1987 as a new-generation aircraft ideal for long and thin routes, with a special emphasis on travel over water and across remote areas far from airports. It entered into commercial service in March 1993, and is powered by four efficient CFM International CFM56-5C4 engines that provide a thrust of 34,000 lb.
Using the optimised 222-inch Airbus widebody cross-section, the A340-200 combines passenger cabin comfort and lower-deck cargo hold efficiency with minimum weight and aerodynamic drag. In a six-abreast premium seating in first or business class, all high-yield passengers have a window or aisle seat, while an eight-abreast economy layout offers better comfort than competing aircraft.
ALL IN THE FAMILY
Like all members of Airbus’ family of modern jetliners, the A340-200 features many key innovations – including fuel-saving aerodynamics and advanced weight-saving materials such as carbon fibre; while commonality across the Airbus family of fly-by-wire aircraft brings important reductions in training and maintenance costs.
RANGE
The A340-200 typically seats around 250 passengers and has a range of up to 6,700 nm/12,400 km, powered by CFM56-5C4/P engines.
DIMENSIONS & KEY DATA
CABIN LAYOUT & COMFORT
EFFICIENT WIDEBODY CABIN
The A340-200 is the shortest fuselage member of this four-engine widebody family, with an overall length of 59.4 metres. This jetliner has an optimised 222-inch fuselage cross-section and a seating capacity for around 250 passengers in a typical layout.
With its quiet, comfortable cabin, the A340-200 offers optimum seating choices for business and first classes, while providing the space for a standard eight-abreast seating layout in comfort economy – ensuring that no passenger is more than one seat from the aisle.
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A340-200
NON-STOP SERVICE
The A340-200 offers passenger cabin comfort with a seating capacity of around 250 while its 6,700 nautical mile range covers longer, direct routes.
As the A340 Family’s shortest-fuselage member, the A340-200 has a capacity of around 250 in a typical layout. With its optimal range of 6,700 nautical miles, this jetliner allows airlines to open long-range, direct routes between city pairs that previously needed intermediate stops.
Airbus launched the A340-200 in 1987 as a new-generation aircraft ideal for long and thin routes, with a special emphasis on travel over water and across remote areas far from airports. It entered into commercial service in March 1993, and is powered by four efficient CFM International CFM56-5C4 engines that provide a thrust of 34,000 lb.
Using the optimised 222-inch Airbus widebody cross-section, the A340-200 combines passenger cabin comfort and lower-deck cargo hold efficiency with minimum weight and aerodynamic drag. In a six-abreast premium seating in first or business class, all high-yield passengers have a window or aisle seat, while an eight-abreast economy layout offers better comfort than competing aircraft.
ALL IN THE FAMILY
Like all members of Airbus’ family of modern jetliners, the A340-200 features many key innovations – including fuel-saving aerodynamics and advanced weight-saving materials such as carbon fibre; while commonality across the Airbus family of fly-by-wire aircraft brings important reductions in training and maintenance costs.
RANGE
The A340-200 typically seats around 250 passengers and has a range of up to 6,700 nm/12,400 km, powered by CFM56-5C4/P engines.
DIMENSIONS & KEY DATA
CABIN LAYOUT & COMFORT
EFFICIENT WIDEBODY CABIN
The A340-200 is the shortest fuselage member of this four-engine widebody family, with an overall length of 59.4 metres. This jetliner has an optimised 222-inch fuselage cross-section and a seating capacity for around 250 passengers in a typical layout.
With its quiet, comfortable cabin, the A340-200 offers optimum seating choices for business and first classes, while providing the space for a standard eight-abreast seating layout in comfort economy – ensuring that no passenger is more than one seat from the aisle.
MORE
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