British Aerospace Jetstream 32

Aircraft Information British Aerospace Jetstream 32

British Aerospace Jetstream 32 is a small twin-engine turboprop aircraft developed and produced by the British company British Aerospace. It was based on the previous model Jetstream 31 and first flew in 1988.

The aircraft has a capacity of up to 19 passengers and can fly up to a distance of 1,500 km. It is equipped with two Honeywell TPE331-12 turboprop engines, which provide a speed of up to 555 km/h. In addition, the Jetstream 32 has modern avionics and safety systems, including an autopilot and a ground proximity warning system.

The aircraft is widely used in regional aviation, including passenger and cargo transportation over short and medium distances. It is also used for special missions such as border and maritime patrols, as well as for medical evacuation.

Technical information about the British Aerospace Jetstream 32

- Length: 19.56 m

- Wingspan: 17.22 m

- Cabin dimensions: 1.45 m x 1.45 m x 4.11 m

- Maximum speed: 555 km/h

- Range: 1,600 km

- Weight: 5,670 kg

- Engine: 2 × Honeywell TPE331-12UAN turboprop engines

- Capacity: up to 19 passengers.

The most comfortable and safe places on the plane

The safest places on an airplane are considered to be those that are closer to the exits and are not located near the wings. In addition, window seats are considered more comfortable as passengers can enjoy the views outside and not worry about people passing by. However, the choice of seat on an airplane depends on each passenger's individual preferences and needs.