Airbus A400M
The Airbus A400M, also known as the Atlas, is a multi-national four-engine turboprop military transport aircraft. It was designed by Airbus Military as a tactical airlifter with strategic capabilities. The aircraft's maiden flight, originally planned for 2008, took place on 11 December 2009 in Seville, Spain.
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Engines: 4 x 8250kW Europrop TP400-D6 turboprops
Wingspan: 42.4 m / 139 ft 1 in
Length: 45.1 m / 148 ft 12 in
Height: 14.7 m / 48 ft 3 in
Max Take-off weight: 141000 kg / 310853 lb
Empty weight: 76500 kg / 168655 lb
Payload: 37000kg / 81571 lb
Ceiling: 11300 m / 37050 ft
Range w30 tonne: 2450 nm
Range w20 tonne: 3550 nm
Crew: 3-4
A400M
Engines: 4 x Europrop TP400-D6 turboprops, 11,060 hp / 8250kW
Wingspan: 42.4 m / 139 ft 1 in
Length: 45.1 m / 148 ft 12 in
Height: 14.7 m / 48 ft 3 in
Max Take-off weight: 141000 kg / 310853 lb
Empty weight: 76500 kg / 168655 lb
Payload: 37000kg / 81571 lb
Maximum Speed: 485mph (780kmh; 421kts)
Ceiling: 11300 m / 37050 ft
Range w30 tonne: 2450 nm
Range w20 tonne: 3550 nm
Maximum Range: 5,412miles (8,710km)
Crew: 3-4
Wingspan: 42.4 m / 139 ft 1 in
Length: 45.1 m / 148 ft 12 in
Height: 14.7 m / 48 ft 3 in
Max Take-off weight: 141000 kg / 310853 lb
Empty weight: 76500 kg / 168655 lb
Payload: 37000kg / 81571 lb
Maximum Speed: 485mph (780kmh; 421kts)
Ceiling: 11300 m / 37050 ft
Range w30 tonne: 2450 nm
Range w20 tonne: 3550 nm
Maximum Range: 5,412miles (8,710km)
Crew: 3-4