787-9 Dreamliner aircraft
Manufacturer: Boeing Boeing Special feature: longer non-stop flights Estimated production cost: 145 million euros* (2018) The Boeing 787 wide-body jet is known as a “Dreamleiner”, and each new model is destined to be even bigger and better. The latest model, the 787-9, has a range of 14,000 kilometers and a cruising speed of around 900 km/h. The company always strives to offer its customers the best possible service. For example, it can carry around 280 passengers on a 17-hour non-stop flight between Perth, Australia, and London, England. Sc name=”top-ad”]
787-9 Dreamliner aircraft
Concorde
Manufacturer: British Aircraft Corporation & Sud Aviation Special feature: supersonic speed Estimated production cost: 25 million euros* (1971) The legendary aircraft made its first test flight in 1969. Officially used from 1976, it was the first supersonic passenger aircraft. The Concord could carry 92 or 128 passengers at a speed of 2166 km/h above the clouds. Of course, this speed also came at a price. For example, a round-trip ticket between New York and London cost 8,000 euros in 1997, which, converted to 2021, would be around 13,000 euros. Service of this legendary model was discontinued in 2003
Concorde
