Dimensions & key data
Key figures
Range
4 050 nm
7 500 km
Typical seating
x
266 (2-class)
Max payload
76.9 lb x 1 000
34.9 tonnes
Wing span
147 ft 1 in
44.84 m
Overall length
177 ft 5 in
54.10 m
Height
54 ft 3 in
16.5 m
Dimensions
| Overall length | 177 ft 5 in 54.10 m |
|---|---|
| Cabin length | 133 ft 6 in 40.70 m |
| Fuselage width | 18 ft 0 in 5.64 m |
| Max cabin width | 17 ft 4 in 5.28 m |
| Wing span (geometric) | 147 ft 1 in 44.84 m |
| Height | 54 ft 3 in 16.5 m |
| Track | 31 ft 6 in 9.60 m |
| Wheelbase | 61 ft 1 in 18.62 m |
A300-600R
The A300-600R variant of Airbus’ cornerstone A300 entered commercial service in 1988, bringing increased range for this twin-engine jetliner as a result of a fuel trim tank located in its tail. From that point forward, all new production A300-600s were A300-600Rs.
Capacity
| Pax |
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| Freight |
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Performance
| Range | 4 050 nm 7 500 km |
|---|---|
| Mmo | M0.82 |
| Max ramp weight | 380.5 - lb x 1000 172.6 - tonnes |
| Max take-off weight | 378.5 - lb x 1000 171.7 - tonnes |
| Max landing weight | 308.6 lb x 1000 140 tonnes |
| Max zero fuel weight | 286.6 lb x 1000 130 tonnes |
| Max fuel capacity | 18 000 USG 68 150 litres |
Engines
| PW4000 x2 |
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|---|---|
| CF6-80C2 x2 |
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| Thrust range | 56,000-61,500 lb slst 249-270 kN |





















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17 January 2013