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  • De donde lo sacaste con subtitulos?? :O

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  • @PilotUTA very common solution in fact, it just powers the AC

    generator

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  • The Rolls-Royce Trent 2000 (XWB) is now the biggest, the diameter of a 737 fuselage

  • The trent 900 is big, but GE90 is bigger. More powerfull too.

  • It powers the plant?

  • yes is powers the plant but its not that exact one the engine that powers the plant is 100meters away.

  • It is not that big

    GE-90 is bigger

  • Big fans are not a good thing... makes it awkward to transport spare engines. The Trent is the only 777 engine you can fit in a 747 freighter whole, any of the others have to go in bits or on specialist aircraft like the An-124.

  • The 777 engine will not fit a 747, this is a 524 G

  • Please read my comment again gchoochy! I never said the Trent 800 would "fit ON" a 747 (as in on the wing) I said it would "fit IN" (as in the main deck cargo hold).

    This is important because it is not always possible to repair engines in-situ (or in a timely fashion), especially in the case of twins like the 777 which you cannot ferry with a failed engine (unlike quads such as the 747).

    This necessitates sending out a replacement engine to a stranded aircraft.

  • Having said that a 747 can ferry on 3 engines, it should be noted that pre-400 series aircraft have the ability to carry a spare engine under the wing, carried inboard of engine 2.

    Some other older types like the VC10 can also do this. I tried to post a link to a photo, but YouTube wouldn't let me...

  • ok sorry.

  • @ckyliu actually the 777 can cruise land and takeoff with one engine

  • @ghettoperson257 The 777 probably can operate a full flight regime with only a single operative engine at low weights - in theory. Doesn't mean it's approved or safe though, even for an empty ferry flight.

    Which brings me back my original point from last year; you can't fit a whole GE90 or PW4000 in to a 747F, which means if you have a 777 with those engines and one goes kaput, getting a replacement engine out is expensive and a hassle. Even if you can ferry it a short distance on 1 engine.

  • @ckyliu true very true

  • your are right and more power. the ge,s are the most powerfull. the 777 is a much more nicer airplane. the airbus 380 looks like a fat lady. the 777 has a nice body long legs and a big chest...

  • you got that right

  • True that. The GE90 is the biggest Front-fan engine in the world. The most powerfull too.

  • that engine could suction another plane lol

  • buenisimo pana donde puedo conseguir este video completo o mandame el link.....gracias!!!!!

  • buenísimo

  • Coño, si es Bruce!!!

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