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Boeing 727 Specifications
Advanced 727-200
Primary Function:
Passenger Transport
Contractor:
Boeing Aircraft Company
Crew:
148 - 189 passengers
Unit Cost:
N/A
Powerplant
Three Pratt & Whitney JT8D-17R turbofans rated at 17,400 pounds thrust
Dimensions
Length:
153 ft, 2 in (46.69 m)
Wingspan:
108 ft (32.91 m)
Height:
34 ft (10.36 m)
Weights
Empty:
N/A
Maximum Takeoff:
191,000 lb (86,600 kg) -- standard
Performance
Speed:
570 mph - 605 mph (890 - 965 km/h) -- cruise
Ceiling:
30,000 - 40,000 ft (9,144 - 12,192 m)
Range:
1,500 - 2,500 mi (2,750 - 4,020 km)
Armament
N/A
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Boeing 727 Achievements
The B727 was the first trijet introduced into commercial service.
The B727 was the first commercial airplane in history to surpass the 1,000-sales mark for civil use.
The B727 was the first airplane to have a triple-slotted flap system for superior takeoff and landing performance.
The B727 was the first airplane to be certificated to FAA noise rules.
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