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Russian Regional Jets, so starting it off by the project named as Russian Regional Jet.

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By: Whiskey Delta - 14th November 2004 at 20:10

As far as I can tell the MS-21 will be in the 100 seat market which is similar to the RRJ series (60-95 seats). No matter, the RRJ range is significantly less than that of the projected MS-21. Just because an aircraft has less seats should mean that it has a significantly lower range. The economics of it aren’t marketable.

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By: Whiskey Delta - 14th November 2004 at 20:10

As far as I can tell the MS-21 will be in the 100 seat market which is similar to the RRJ series (60-95 seats). No matter, the RRJ range is significantly less than that of the projected MS-21. Just because an aircraft has less seats should mean that it has a significantly lower range. The economics of it aren’t marketable.

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By: Blackcat - 14th November 2004 at 19:57

But RRJ60B and MS-21-200 are different class …..

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By: Blackcat - 14th November 2004 at 19:57

But RRJ60B and MS-21-200 are different class …..

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By: Whiskey Delta - 14th November 2004 at 02:09

u mean the MS-21?? …. i don know whats the previous, how much was that?

Yes, and more specifically the -200 as your previous chart included numbers for the -100, -200 and -300 series. Compared to the RRJ60B series you listed at first with a listed range of 1700 nm the MS-21-200 is quite a bit more than that at 3000 nm (again, my conversion so it might be wrong).

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By: Whiskey Delta - 14th November 2004 at 02:09

u mean the MS-21?? …. i don know whats the previous, how much was that?

Yes, and more specifically the -200 as your previous chart included numbers for the -100, -200 and -300 series. Compared to the RRJ60B series you listed at first with a listed range of 1700 nm the MS-21-200 is quite a bit more than that at 3000 nm (again, my conversion so it might be wrong).

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By: Blackcat - 13th November 2004 at 22:17

and the Regional Jet thats flying and also have got 50 or so orders to its book and to enter service this December.

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By: Blackcat - 13th November 2004 at 22:17

and the Regional Jet thats flying and also have got 50 or so orders to its book and to enter service this December.

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By: Blackcat - 13th November 2004 at 16:47

u mean the MS-21?? …. i don know whats the previous, how much was that?

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By: Blackcat - 13th November 2004 at 16:47

u mean the MS-21?? …. i don know whats the previous, how much was that?

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By: Whiskey Delta - 12th November 2004 at 23:24

The -200 shows about a 3000 nm range (if my conversion was right) which is rather nice but quite different than the previous numbers.

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By: Whiskey Delta - 12th November 2004 at 23:24

The -200 shows about a 3000 nm range (if my conversion was right) which is rather nice but quite different than the previous numbers.

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By: Blackcat - 12th November 2004 at 21:43

Also some specs for the MS-21 a/c and the engine that is likely to power it , though its only one model is gonna get into the ‘regional’ category into which all other regional jets come in.

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By: Blackcat - 12th November 2004 at 21:43

Also some specs for the MS-21 a/c and the engine that is likely to power it , though its only one model is gonna get into the ‘regional’ category into which all other regional jets come in.

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By: Blackcat - 12th November 2004 at 21:33

here is the earlier model of the RRJ and the newer one , I guess the model with ‘remade nose’ is the new model.

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By: Blackcat - 12th November 2004 at 21:33

here is the earlier model of the RRJ and the newer one , I guess the model with ‘remade nose’ is the new model.

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By: Blackcat - 12th November 2004 at 15:11

A330Crazy,

the model displayed there is the older one and the new one don’t have that pointed nose, but a bit more beautiful nose. BTW nice picture.

tenthije,

thats also news , but I guess they have dropped it and in partnership with Ilyushin making the MS-21 series or rejional jets. BTW nice pic.

some pic of the othr Russian Rejional jet in the making …. MS-21

the firsr pic is an earlier one …. the second enlarged pic is the most probable one and the cockpit mockup of the MS-21

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By: Blackcat - 12th November 2004 at 15:11

A330Crazy,

the model displayed there is the older one and the new one don’t have that pointed nose, but a bit more beautiful nose. BTW nice picture.

tenthije,

thats also news , but I guess they have dropped it and in partnership with Ilyushin making the MS-21 series or rejional jets. BTW nice pic.

some pic of the othr Russian Rejional jet in the making …. MS-21

the firsr pic is an earlier one …. the second enlarged pic is the most probable one and the cockpit mockup of the MS-21

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By: Whiskey Delta - 10th November 2004 at 05:16

Ah, thanks.

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By: Whiskey Delta - 10th November 2004 at 05:16

Ah, thanks.

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