Boeing 727-100

Aircraft Information Boeing 727-100

Boeing 727-100 is a narrow-body passenger aircraft developed by the American company Boeing in the 1960s. It was the first aircraft capable of flying long distances with fewer passengers than previous models.

The Boeing 727-100 has a length of 40.6 meters, a wingspan of 32 meters, and a height of 10.4 meters. The maximum takeoff weight is 77,110 kg, and the maximum speed is 962 km/h. The aircraft can carry up to 131 passengers depending on the cabin configuration.

The Boeing 727-100 was equipped with three Pratt & Whitney JT8D engines, which provided it with high power and efficiency. This allowed it to fly long distances and achieve high flight speeds.

The aircraft was produced in a quantity of 571 units and was used as a passenger aircraft, as well as for cargo transportation and military purposes. Several airlines continue to use the Boeing 727-100 to this day.

Technical information about the Boeing 727-100

- Length: 40.59 m

- Wingspan: 32.92 m

- Cabin dimensions: 3.12 m x 3.12 m

- Maximum speed: 962 km/h

- Range: 3,700 km

- Weight: 40,823 kg

- Engine: 3 x Pratt & Whitney JT8D-7

- Capacity: up to 149 passengers

The most comfortable and safe places on the plane

General recommendations for choosing a seat on an airplane:

1. Choose seats at the beginning or end of a row as they are usually quieter and less prone to vibrations.

2. Avoid seats near exits as they may be less comfortable due to limited legroom.

3. If you are sensitive to motion, choose seats in the middle of the plane where vibrations are less noticeable.

4. If you want to quickly exit the plane, choose seats near exits.

5. If you are traveling with children, choose seats in the middle of a row to avoid disturbing other passengers.

6. If you want to have a better view from the window, choose seats near the wings of the plane.

7. If you want to have better access to the restroom, choose seats in the middle of a row.

8. If you want to avoid noise from the engines, choose seats at the beginning or end of a row.

9. If you want more legroom, choose seats near exits.

10. If you want to avoid disturbance from other passengers, choose seats in business class or first class.