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Aircraft Information 290

The Cessna 290 is a light single-engine aircraft developed and produced by Cessna Aircraft Company in the 1960s. It was created as an improved version of the 182 model, with a more powerful engine and increased payload capacity.

The Cessna 290 had a maximum speed of 300 km/h and a maximum range of 1,800 km. It could carry up to 6 passengers and was widely used as a personal and business aircraft.

However, production of the Cessna 290 was discontinued in 1964 due to low demand for this model. Approximately 100 Cessna 290 aircraft were produced in total, and many of them are still in use as personal and private aircraft.

Technical information about the 290

- Length: 8.5 meters

- Speed: 320 km/h

- Engine: 1 x 700 hp Wright R-1820-86 Cyclone

- Size: height - 2.7 meters, width - 11.3 meters

- Wingspan: 12.4 meters

- Range: 1,600 km

- Weight: 2,800 kg

The most comfortable and safe places on the plane

Like any other passenger, I cannot guarantee 100% safety during the flight. However, there are places on the plane that are considered safer and more comfortable:

1. Rows near emergency exits - these seats usually have more legroom and wider seats. Additionally, in case of an emergency, passengers sitting near emergency exits can evacuate the plane faster and safer.

2. Seats at the front or back of the cabin - these seats are usually less noisy and more peaceful as they are farther away from the engines.

3. Seats by the wall - these seats usually have extra legroom and may be more comfortable for sleeping.

4. Business class or first class seats - these seats usually have more legroom, wider seats, and better service.

However, the choice of seat depends on personal preferences and possibilities. It is also important to follow the crew's instructions and adhere to safety regulations during the flight.