| Plane type: | B757-236(ET) |
| Airport: | Prague - Ruzyne (PRG/LKPR) |
| Airline: | British Airways (BAW/BA) |
| Registration: | G-BPEE |
| Author: | Martin Myslivec |
| Date taken: | 03/2007 |
| Number of ratings: | 0× |
| Number of views: | 1592× |
co znamená to ET v závorce za jménem letounu?
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ET = Expanded Tankage or Extra Tankage, it's usually an implied designation on 767ERs and 777ERs. For example, the full designation of a United 777-200ER is Boeing 777-222/ER(ET) but people usually drop off the ET because it's nessecary to have an ER. All 767ERs are ETs except for some very early 762s delivered to Air Canada and El Al, with only a higher maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) than the standard 762.
+ u A310 je to ET Extended Twin (A310 ETOPS)...