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An airbus Beluga flies just the same as any other aircraft. It looks unwieldy, but it's all hollow.
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The Airbus Beluga requires 2 pilots (2 person cockpit crew - captain and co-pilot)
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The Airbus A300-600ST Super Transporter, more commonly known as the beluga owing to its similarity in shape to the whale of that name, was developed by Airbus to allow transportation of airplane parts from Airbus factories around Europe to their central assembly plant in Toulouse, France.
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The Airbus A300-600ST (Super Transporter), commonly known as the Beluga is 184 ft 3 inches long. (56.15 metres).
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The correct spelling is beluga, plural belugas, for certain white whales or species of sturgeon.
The proper name Beluga is a city in Alaska and a type of transport aircraft (Airbus 300-600XT).
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There have been many and there are at least 5 good books illustrating them. The most recent that I've actually seen was the super body Airbus 'Beluga' that carried Airbus parts from factory to factory.
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An Airbus A300-600ST Super Transporter ('Beluga') can fly non-stop for 2400km (1295 nautical miles/1490 statute miles) while carrying a 40 tonne (88,185 lbs/40,000 kg) payload. It can fly for 4000km (2160nautical miles/2485 statute miles) with a 30 tonne (66,150lbs/30,000 kg) payload.
GTM Universal
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The A380 is considerably bigger than the Beluga (A300-600ST). The following dimensions are for the Beluga / A380;
Length : 56m / 73m
Wingspan : 45m / 80m
Height : 17m / 24m
Wing area : 122m2 / 845 m2
Fuselage diameter : 4m / 7m
Weight empty 86t / 276t
Maximum take-off weight : 155t / 560t
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The range of Airbus aircraft are manufactured by the Airbus company in Toulouse, France.
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Beluga caviar comes from the roe (eggs) of the female beluga sturgeon.
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A beluga which is white in colour mates with the peach beluga.
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Qantas Airlines currently has 31 Airbus airplanes.
Airbus A380-800:12
Airbus A330-300:10
Airbus A330-200:9
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Airbus aircraft are made by the Airbus company based in Toulouse, France.
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Because the person who created it wanted to name it Airbus pretty much.
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Boeing 747
Boeing 787
Boeing 737
Boeing 777
airbus a380
airbus a320
airbus a340
airbus a318
airbus a319
airbus a321
airbus a322
Spitfire
Hawker Hurricane
Wellington Bomber
Lancaster Bomber
Concord
Harrier Jump Jet
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They are smaller then other whales. Beluga males are 16 feet and beluga females are 13 feet.
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Airbus is a company that makes all Airbus airplanes. Just like Ford is a company that makes cars.
So the answer is very simple: Airbus
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Airbus A340-300 has 295 seats
Airbus A340-500 has 313 seats
Airbus A340-600 has 380 seats
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- Antonov An-225 Mriya: The largest plane in the world, designed for carrying oversized cargo.
- Airbus A380: A double-deck, wide-body airliner with significant passenger capacity.
- Boeing 747-8: The longest commercial aircraft in the world, with enhanced efficiency and capacity.
- Antonov An-124 Ruslan: A strategic airlift jet used for transporting heavy and oversized cargo.
- Airbus Beluga XL: Specifically designed to transport large aircraft components between Airbus production facilities.
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To eat and for caviar specially.
Note: the Beluga Sturgeon is unrelated to the (mammalian) beluga whale.
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Yes, Kenya Airways, the flag carrier of Kenya, operates Airbus aircraft in its fleet. Specifically, Kenya Airways has Airbus A320 and Airbus A330 aircraft in service for its domestic and international flights.
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The Airbus A380 was designed by the Airbus company of Toulouse, France. The original designer was Jean Roeder.
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Yes, orcas do eat beluga whales. They are known to be one of the predators of beluga whales in the wild.
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