Airplane Watching and Recognition
- Fairchild Dornier 328JET -
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A relative new comer in the world of regional jets is the Fairchild Dornier 328JET. | ||||||
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| Derived directly from the Dornier 328, a turbo prop on which jet engines were mounted. | |||||||
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Even if the 328JET is a high wing jet, it is definitely not a look-alike of the much bigger Antonov 124 ... (so much bigger, there is no sense in pointing out the stabilizer position difference...) | ||||
| The 328JET silhouette is somewhat similar to the Avro RJ (BAe 146) but it's a twin jet. Note also the protuding tail cone on the 328JET. | |||||
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Text : Jean-Pierre Bonin © 2001
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You remember a few characteristics of the plane but can't remember the name? Click on the drawings to go to the visual identification guide. |
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