Top 10 Aeroplanes to fly to your dream

destination

BOEING 747The 747-400 is

the most recent model of the 747 series

and it is currently one of the fastest commercial

models available. It can fit up to

416 passengers and is used for many long haul

flights, therefore it

boasts features such as a

double deck and 3 class

seating options

So fly in a Boeing 747, for flights to the US visit www.flightline.co.uk

BOEING 777This is the

worlds largest twin jet and holds over

300 passengers.

It is fuel efficient

compared to other wide level body jets. Seats

are set out in a 3-4-3

formation and there is a generous

amount of leg room

So fly in a Boeing 777, for flights to Buenos Aires visit www.flightline.co.uk

EMBRAER E-195This is a narrow bodied jet with one aisle and 2 seats each side. The Embraer 195 are most commonly used for short haul

domestic flights, it seats around 100 passengers. Airlines that use this model

of aircraft are Flybe and Lufthasa Cityline, a German Airline  

So fly in an Embraer E-195, for flights to Belfast visit www.flightline.co.uk

AIRBUS A319With capacity

for 124 passengers, the Airbus A319 are

available in a single or double

class configuration. It is also possible to get an Airbus

with a full business class layout to travel in extra comfort

and style

So fly in an Airbus A319, for flights to Budapest visit www.flightline.co.uk

The Spirit of St Louis

This single engine plane was flown by Charles Lindburgh in 1927 on the first non-stop flight from New York to Paris. In the tiny cockpit Lindburgh had little room to stretch his legs on his flight which took 33 hours 30 minutes

So fly to the States to visit the Smithsonian and the Spirit of St Louis , for flights to the US visit www.flightline.co.uk

This is a mid-size jet which carries between 168 and 279 passengers. This model is used for civilian flights, main airline users include Delta Airlines, American Airlines and United Airlines. However this model is also used by militaries and governments such as the US, New Zealand and Saudi Arabia

Boeing 757

So fly in a Boeing 757, for flights to Madrid visit www.flightline.co.uk

AIRBUS A330

The Airbus A330 is used by Cathay Pacific, Qatar Airways and

Emirates. It comes in a few different models, the 200, the 200F and the 300 with slight

variations between them all. It was developed from the Airbus 340

with common wing components and

fuselage So fly in an Airbus A330, for flights to Australia visit www.flightline.co.uk

A much less common airliner, the Fokker 100 was launched in the 1980’s . Now the main airlines that use this model are Avianca and KLM Cityhopper. It has a slightly unusual seating configuration with 2 seats on one side of the aisle and 3 on the other

Fokker 100

So fly in a Fokker 100, for flights to Berlin visit www.flightline.co.uk

THE FLYER1903, North

Carolina, Wilmington beach

saw the first piloted flight by Orville Wright. The Flyer was

build by the Wright brothers and the plane

remained airborne for 12 seconds,

lifting 37 metres off the ground. The Smithsonian

Air and Space museum boasts a full history of the Wright Brothers achievements

So fly to the States to visit the Smithsonian and The original Flyer, for flights to the US visit www.flightline.co.uk

Although it retired in 2003, flying on Concorde was one of the most memorable flying experiences. This supersonic airliner had supercruise capability and could fly from New York to Paris in just 3.5 hours

Concorde

So fly from the birth place of the French Concorde, for flights to Toulouse visit www.flightline.co.uk

So book a flight today on your dream aircraft to your dream destination!

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