Boeing C-40 Clipper
| Boeing C-40 Clipper | |
|---|---|
 Et C-40 B/C fra 89th Airlift Wing. | |
| Beskrivelse | |
| Type | VIP-fly, militært transportfly |
| Besætning | 6 |
| Jomfruflyvning | 14. april 1999 |
| I aktiv tjeneste | 21. april 2001 |
| Udgaver | C-40A, C-40B, C-40C |
| Fabrikant | Boeing |
| Brugere |  United States Air Force United States Army |
| Dimensioner | |
| Længde | 33,63 |
| Højde | 12,55 |
| Vingeareal | 34,32 m² |
| Lasteevne | VIP: 121 passagerer Fragt: Otte paller Kombi: 70 pax, tre paller |
| Tophastighed | 990 km/t |
Boeing C-40 Clipper er det amerikanske militærs designation på det civile fly Boeing 737-700C. Flyet bliver brugt af United States Air Force og United States Army som VIP-fly og militært transportfly. Det er udviklet i tre forskellige varianter.
Varianter
C-40A Clipper
- United States Navys version af Boeing 737-700 for fragt og passagertransport med høj prioritet. I alt bygget 14 eksemplarer.
C-40B
- United States Air Force version af Boeing 737-700 (Boeing Business Jet) modificeret som et VIP-fly for regeringsmedlemmer og højt placerede militærer personer. I alt bygget fire eksemplarer.
C-40C
- United States Air Force version af Boeing 737-700 (Boeing Business Jet), modificeret som støtte- og transportfly. I alt bygget seks eksemplarer.
Eksterne henvisninger
- C-40 Clipper på Boeings hjemmeside (engelsk)
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The C-40 B/C provides safe, comfortable and reliable transportation for U.S. leaders to locations around the world. The C-40B's primary customers are the combatant commanders and C-40C customers include members of the Cabinet and Congress. The aircraft also perform other operational support missions (B-737 BBJ)
(89th Airlift Wing/ 113th Wing,
D.C. Air National Guard)
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