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1. AVIATION

2. GHT DFSFJKSDF SUCHARITA NANDAN BATCH-C4 FIAT GARIAHAT

10. Fleet : The Deccan Air fleet consists of 61 aircrafts comprising of 44 A320-200, 5 ATR42-320, 5 ATR72 -212 and 9 ATR42-500 civil aircrafts. There are also plans to lease 30 ATR 72-500 aircraft.

14. Fleet : It has a fleet of 6 Boeing 737-800 in a single class configuration with 189 seats .

18. Fleet : Brand new 19 Airbus A320s-232.

22. Fleet : It consists of 7 Boeing 737-800 aircraft, 2 Boeing 737-300, 3 Boeing 737-400, and 5 Boeing 737-700. Bombardier CRJ 200, total 24, 10 orders.

33. Destinations : All over India more than 50 destinations and also several international destinations like Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia, Singapore, Bangkok, Colombo, Heathrow, in London, Katmandu

37. interior of Kingfisher airlines

39. Destinations : Kingfisher-Air Deccan Group connecting 69 cities.

44. AGICULTURE

46. Industries

48. Services

51. Banking & Financial sector

56. Airbus A300 pressurized Cabin Type: Wide body Body Type: 177 Length: 147 Wingspan: 95,544 Payload Capacity (in Lbs): 567 Cruising Speed (MPH): 4150 Range (in Miles): 220 Passenger Capacity (Min): 375 Passenger Capacity (Max): Jet Aircraft Type: 2 No. Of Engines: 30 May, 1974 Introduction: 28 October, 1972 Maiden flight:

60. The galley

61. Variants Airbus A300B1 Airbus A300B2

62. Airbus A300B4 Airbus A300-600

63. Airbus A310 pressurized Cabin Type: Wide body Body Type: 36,095 Takeoff Weight (in Lbs): 153 Length: 144 Wingspan: 79,560 Payload Capacity (in Lbs): 557 Cruising Speed (MPH): 5,200 Range (in Miles): 218 Passenger Capacity (Min): 280 Passenger Capacity (Max): Jet Aircraft Type: 2 No. Of Engines: April 1983 Introduced:

66. cockpit overhead bins The galley Lavatory Different parts of the aircraft A310

67. Variants Airbus A310-200 fuselage - same cross section, providing capacity of about Airbus A310-300

68. Major A320 operators Include Airbus A320 family pressurized Cabin Type: Narrow Body Type: 77,000 Takeoff Weight (in Lbs): 123 Length: 111 Wingspan: 45,686 Payload Capacity (in Lbs): 3305 Range (in Miles): 164 Passenger Capacity (Min): 179 Passenger Capacity (Max): Jet Aircraft Type: 2 No. Of Engines: 28 March 1988 Introduced: 22 February 1987 Maiden flight:

70. cockpit Interior Cabin The galley Airbus A318

71. cockpit Interior Cabin The galley Airbus A319

72. cockpit Interior Cabin The galley Airbus A320

73. cockpit Interior Cabin The galley Airbus A321

74. Airbus A330 pressurized Cabin Type: Wide body Body Type: 6,400 Range (in Miles): 256 Passenger Capacity (Min): 335 Passenger Capacity (Max): Jet Aircraft Type: 2 No. Of Engines: January 1994, with Air Inter Introduced: 11 February, 1992 Maiden flight:

76. cockpit

77. Economy Class Cabin

78. Business Class Cabin

79. First Class Cabin

80. The galley overhead bins Lavatory Different parts of the aircraft A330

81. Variants Airbus A330-200 Airbus A330-300

82. Airbus A380

83. pressurized Cabin Type: Wide body Body Type: 650 Takeoff Weight (in metric tones): 8000 Range (in Miles): 555 Passenger Capacity (Min): 853 Passenger Capacity (Max): Jet Aircraft Type: 4 No. Of Engines: 25October 2005 Introduced: 27 April2005 Maiden flight:

87. Wing of A380

88. C O C K P I T

89. A380: Cockpit overhead panel A380 aircraft's control panel

90. A Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engine on the wing of an Airbus A380

91. The auxiliary power unit (APU) of the Airbus A380

92. RAT (Ram Air Turbine)

93. The A380's 20-wheel main landing gear fuselage

94. Flight test engineer's station on the lower deck of Airbus A380 test aircraft F-WWOW (serial 001).

95. Luxurious Interior

96. Sky Suites

97. BAR

98. a large royal lounge

99. The Spiral Staircase

100. Upper Deck Economy Class

102. Upper Deck Business Class

103. Upper Deck

104. Luxurious Interior First Class Cabin

105. First Class Cabin

106. Privet Suit

107. cabin floor space. duty-free shop, onboard

108. G A L L E Y

109. L A V A T O R Y

110. In-flight Service

111. Difference

117. 15th October 2007 Singapore Airlines 27 April 2005 2002 853 555 4 engine, double deck, twin aisle [29] A380 December 1993 Air Inter 2 November 1992 June 1987 406-440 253-295 2 engine, twin aisle A330 January 1994 Lufthansa 11 March 1993 November 1989 220 185 2 engine, single aisle, lengthened 6.94 m from A320 A321 March 1988 Air Inter 22 February 1987 March 1984 180 150 2 engine, single aisle A320 April 1996 Swissair 25 August 1995 June 1993 156 124 2 engine, single aisle, shortened 3.77 m from A320 A319 October 2003 Air France 15 January 2002 April 1999 117 107 2 engine, single aisle, shortened 6.17 m from A320 A318 December 1985 Air Algeria 3 April 1982 July 1978 279 187 2 engine, twin aisle, modified A300 A310 May 1974 Air France 28 October 1972 May 1969 361 228-254 2 engine, twin aisle A300 1st delivery 1st flight Launch date Max Seats Description Aircraft

118. New Generation New Experience

124. Present Scenario 496 No. of Aircraft Set to be Import in Next Five Year 72 No. of Import Permit for Aircraft Granted in 2007 201 No. of Aircraft Possessed 65 No. of Non-scheduled Operator 334 No. of Aircraft Possessed 14 Scheduled Domestic Operator

126. Future Trends : Passenger Forecast

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