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Difference between cargo airline and passenger airline?
A cargo airline operates planes configured to load freight containers, with no cabin crew. Passenger airlines use planes with seats and cabin crew to serve passengers.
What is the input-output transformation process of an airline?
The input process are things like the planes and gates setup for the actual airline. The transformation process is the flight itself and the output is passengers arriving in desired destination!
What are planes that carry no passengers called?
Cargo planes do not carry passengers. Some commercial planes make "ghost flights" with no passengers on board.
Does spirit airline planes have WiFi?
No.
Can passengers fly on mail carrier planes such as UPS planes?
yes they can
How many Easyjet planes to take 2.5 million passengers?
One EasyJet Plane (Airbus A319) can carry about 124 passengers. So, 20,161 such planes would be needed for 2.5 million passengers.
How safe are allegiant airline planes?
Allegiant Air flys the MD-80 series aircraft. Their aircraft all average about 20 years in age, that being said all aircraft must adhere to FAA standards to be able to accommodate passengers. So far Allegiant Air has not had an incident where passengers were injured or killed. The aircraft Allegiant Air uses are certified to fly passengers and undergo the same maintenance checks as every other airline in the world.
What company makes Southwest airline planes?
Boeing
What airline is made in France?
Air France
Which airline uses orange planes?
Easy jet
Does France have boats and planes?
Yes. France has boats and planes!the clue is in the airline 'Air France'
Can food and candy be carried on united airline planes?
yes
