Boeing 757 Bbj

Handfuls were removed from the line and transformed from complement centres into amusement park attractions. Equipping a 757 can be a daunting task: it has more cab room than a BBJ3, no problem in the aerospace division itself, and can be equipped with additional refueling stations for an unfuelled cruising distance of almost 5,500 mile.

A 757 is the fivefold cab space of a Gulfstream GV. Massively inspected from the inside, the aircraft is 118 ft long, 11.5 ft broad and 7 ft high. In VC-32A's relatively sparing state edition, the four-part cubicle design features a first section with safe communication centre, kitchenette, washbasin and 10 B. C. seating; a second section for the V.I.P. with personal washbasin, dressing room, two large executives' seating and one berth; a third section for executives with eight B. C. seating; and a fourth section with a further 32 B. C. seating, two washbasins, kitchenette and cupboards.

Associated in 1996 finished a 757 for a retail customer, featuring a 43-person lay-out with five extra cabins, a separate quiet, laundry and combi area, a queen-bed forward executive suites, work area and washbasin, a forward saloon with a solid entertaining screen, a meeting room, dinning area and a 12-berth rear executive division, two washbasins and another pantry.

In addition, you will receive new colours, materials, veneers and roof linings, on-board entertaining and communication, LEDs, new kitchens and toilets as well as upgraded electronics in the dashboard. The MTOW is 255,000 lbs; the aircraft is 155 ft long and has a 124 ft span and 44.5 ft aft.

MTOW requires a 6,500-foot long take-off strip.