Airbus A319 Jumbo Jet

[ghostbuzzer7]

Airbus A319

By: ghostbuzzer7

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Details

• Mass: 70.4 Tons
  
• Seats: 69 Seats
  
• Maximum Speed: 212 Meters per second.
  
• Dimensions: Height: 9.6 Meters, Width: 24.1 meters, Length: 25.8 meters
  
• Part Count: 109
  
• How much dead mass can it lift: 76 tons maximum!! *Thats 1.08 x its own weight"
  

Flight Instructions

1. Throttle up Engines and start engines

2. Stay on runway until a minimum of 80 meters per second is achieved. Begin pitching up at 10 degrees

3. Retract landing gears at an altitude 150 meters.

4. Fly the airbus with its cargo anywhere you want.

Landing Instructions:

1. Align yourself with the runway.

2. Throttle down to half (Should bring you to about 100 meters per second more or less)

3. Upon 100 meters of the runway or just patch of land, kill the throttle (Stalling speed for this Airbus is around 60 meters per second)

4. Pitch up until your reach your angle of incidence

5. Slowly touchdown onto the runway and rejoice that you didn't kill 69 kerbals.

Download the craft here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/e78iacxpxv6owv5/AirBus%20A319.craft?dl=0

Happy Flying!!

Edited April 26, 2015 by ghostbuzzer7

[pTrevTrevs]

Nice plane! But I'm afraid it doesn't look very much like an Airbus A319.

It still looks like it would make a nice SSTO with some modifications.

[Pds314]

I have a hard time believing that that thing is stuck at 212 m/s... I suspect it could probably do mach 3 at high altitude, if not faster.

[Sampa]

Nice plane! But I'm afraid it doesn't look very much like an Airbus A319.

http://www.airbus.com/typo3temp/pics/b857ee505d.jpg

It still looks like it would make a nice SSTO with some modifications.

First of all, great looking jet. However, calling it a Jumbo jet is not the greatest definition. That is more of a mid-sized airliner...a turbojet airliner! Just my own nit-picking.