Re: Right Plane, Right Routes

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If that's the case for an A320 on YYZ-YVR route how is it on an A321 on the
YUL-YVR
non-stop? :) I know A321 has got shorter legs, or am I just wrong? :)

BAHA


-----Original Message-----
From: The Airline List [mailto:AIRLINE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of
Matthew Montano
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 12:50 AM
To: AIRLINE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Right Plane, Right Routes


3000nm is Airbus' claim for the 320 for a full load in a 'realistic'
scenario.

Reality maybe more real.

Air Canada's Tango, using A320's with a Y class only layout (159 seats
plus 5 crew) from YYZ-YVR (2,178 miles as the crow flies) frequently
has load restrictions, requiring (so a Toronto Star reporter wrote)
that some passengers had to move around for load-balancing, and that
some luggage is frequently left-behind.

  LAX-BOS is how many miles?

Matthew

On Tuesday, August 12, 2003, at 03:15  PM, Alireza Alivandivafa wrote:

> A320s fly all the time coast to coast, with no problem, so I don't
> think that
> is the issue.  According to Airbus, the range of the plane is
> something like
> 5400 KM, and that is more than enough to do any route in the
> continental US.
> Even if there are strong winds, B6 can always use 8000 feet of the
> 10500
> runway at LGB and say piss off to the wind.  The airport is at sea
> level, remember?

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