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1 Aircraft Classification & Airport Pavement Design Curves Prof. Dr. Shafik Jendia 2009/2010 1
2 A-1 BOEING AIRPLANE CHARACTERSTICS FOR AIRPORT PLANNING & DESIGN BOEING Boeing Commercial Airplanes 2
3 GENERAL Manufacture Boeing Model 200 ICAO Code 4 E Approach Category (FAA) D Design Group (FAA) V Gear Configuration Double Duel Tandem Maximum Takeoff Weight ton Maximum Landing Weight ton BODY DIMENSIONS Wing Span m Fuselage Length m Tail Height m LANDING GEAR Undercarriage m Nose To Main Gear m Turning Radius m REFERENCE FIELD LENGTH Takeoff Length 3,000 m Landing Length 2,300 m 3
4 A-2 BOEING AIRPLANE CHARACTERSTICS FOR AIRPORT PLANNING & DESIGN BOEING Boeing Commercial Airplanes 4
5 GENERAL Manufacture Boeing Model 200 ICAO Code 4 C Approach Category (FAA) C Design Group (FAA) III Gear Configuration Duel Maximum Takeoff Weight ton Maximum Landing Weight ton BODY DIMENSIONS Wing Span m Fuselage Length m Tail Height m LANDING GEAR Undercarriage 5.72 m Nose To Main Gear m Turning Radius m REFERENCE FIELD LENGTH Takeoff Length 2,900 m Landing Length 1,500 m 5
6 A-3 BOEING AIRPLANE CHARACTERSTICS FOR AIRPORT PLANNING & DESIGN BOEING Boeing Commercial Airplanes 6
7 GENERAL Manufacture Boeing Model 200 ICAO Code 4 C Approach Category (FAA) C Design Group (FAA) III Gear Configuration Duel Maximum Takeoff Weight ton Maximum Landing Weight ton BODY DIMENSIONS Wing Span m Fuselage Length m Tail Height m LANDING GEAR Undercarriage 5.23 m Nose To Main Gear m Turning Radius m REFERENCE FIELD LENGTH Takeoff Length 2,000 m Landing Length 1,400 m 7
8 A-4 BOEING AIRPLANE CHARACTERSTICS FOR AIRPORT PLANNING & DESIGN BOEING Boeing Commercial Airplanes 8
9 GENERAL Manufacture Boeing Model 200 ICAO Code 4 D Approach Category (FAA) C Design Group (FAA) IV Gear Configuration Duel Tandem Maximum Takeoff Weight ton Maximum Landing Weight ton BODY DIMENSIONS Wing Span m Fuselage Length m Tail Height m LANDING GEAR Undercarriage 7.32 m Nose To Main Gear m Turning Radius m REFERENCE FIELD LENGTH Takeoff Length 2,050 m Landing Length 1,550 m 9
10 A-5 BOEING AIRPLANE CHARACTERSTICS FOR AIRPORT PLANNING & DESIGN BOEING Boeing Commercial Airplanes 10
11 GENERAL Manufacture Boeing Model 200 ICAO Code 4 D Approach Category (FAA) C Design Group (FAA) IV Gear Configuration Duel Tandem Maximum Takeoff Weight ton Maximum Landing Weight ton BODY DIMENSIONS Wing Span m Fuselage Length m Tail Height m LANDING GEAR Undercarriage 9.30 m Nose To Main Gear m Turning Radius m REFERENCE FIELD LENGTH Takeoff Length 2,150 m Landing Length 1,680 m 11
12 A-6 AIRBUS 300-B4 AIRPLANE CHARACTERSTICS FOR AIRPORT PLANNING & DESIGN AIRBUS Airbus Commercial Airplanes 12
13 GENERAL Manufacture Airbus Model 300-B4 ICAO Code 4 D Approach Category (FAA) C Design Group (FAA) IV Gear Configuration Duel Tandem Maximum Takeoff Weight ton Maximum Landing Weight ton BODY DIMENSIONS Wing Span m Fuselage Length m Tail Height m LANDING GEAR Undercarriage 9.60 m Nose To Main Gear m Turning Radius m REFERENCE FIELD LENGTH Takeoff Length 2,850 m Landing Length 1,600 m 13
14 A-7 AIRBUS AIRPLANE CHARACTERSTICS FOR AIRPORT PLANNING & DESIGN AIRBUS Airbus Commercial Airplanes 14
15 GENERAL Manufacture Airbus Model ICAO Code 4 D Approach Category (FAA) C Design Group (FAA) III Gear Configuration Duel Tandum Maximum Takeoff Weight ton Maximum Landing Weight ton BODY DIMENSIONS Wing Span m Fuselage Length m Tail Height m LANDING GEAR Undercarriage 9.60 m Nose To Main Gear m Turning Radius m REFERENCE FIELD LENGTH Takeoff Length 1,850 m Landing Length 1,650 m 15
16 A-8 Mc Donnel DOUGLAS DC-9 AIRPLANE CHARACTERSTICS FOR AIRPORT PLANNING & DESIGN 16
17 DOUGLAS Douglas Commercial Airplanes GENERAL Manufacture MC Douglas Model 9 series 15 ICAO Code 4 C Approach Category (FAA) C Design Group (FAA) III Gear Configuration Duel Maximum Takeoff Weight ton Maximum Landing Weight ton BODY DIMENSIONS Wing Span m Fuselage Length m Tail Height 8.41 m LANDING GEAR Undercarriage 5.00 m Nose To Main Gear m Turning Radius m REFERENCE FIELD LENGTH Takeoff Length 2,000 m Landing Length 1,500 m 17
18 A-9 FOKKER 27 MK 500 AIRPLANE CHARACTERSTICS FOR AIRPORT PLANNING & DESIGN FOKKER Fokker Commercial Airplanes 18
19 GENERAL Manufacture Fokker 27 Model MK 500 ICAO Code 3 C Approach Category (FAA) B Design Group (FAA) III Gear Configuration Duel Maximum Takeoff Weight ton Maximum Landing Weight ton BODY DIMENSIONS Wing Span m Fuselage Length m Tail Height 8.84 m LANDING GEAR Undercarriage 7.20 m Nose To Main Gear 9.74 m Turning Radius m REFERENCE FIELD LENGTH Takeoff Length 1,670 m Landing Length 1,000 m 19
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