De Havilland Canada Dash 8 - Wikipedia
Powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW150s, it was developed from the Dash 7 with improved cruise performance and lower operational costs, but without STOL performance.
Bombardier Q100 (Dash 8-100) - Aero Corner
In 1984, the initial variant Series 100 entered service. It can accommodate 37 to 40 passengers on board. The initially installed engines were two Pratt and Whitney Canada PW120 or PW120A with a rated thrust of 1,800 shaft horsepower each and has a …
With the Q100 and Q200 seating just 37-39 passengers, only one cabin crew member or flight attendant is needed, with the standard flightcrew of two pilots. The Q300 seats 50-56, but once seat numbers exceed 50, an additional flight attendant is needed.
Bombardier Aerospace Q400 Dash 8 - Airport Technology
The Q400 Dash 8 airliner was developed by Bombardier to meet the requirements of regional airlines for larger aircraft on high-density, short-haul routes. The 350k Q400 airliner is one of the world’s quietest turboprop aircraft.
At the same time, Bombardier also stated that production of the Q200 and Q300 will cease in May 2009, along with the Q100, which has not been produced for a number of years. The engines powering the three basic Dash 8 models are variants of …
Dash 8 Aircraft Available for Sale or Lease | Aero Connect
Dash 8 family aircraft (DHC8-100Q, DHC8-200Q, DHC8-300Q & DHC8-400Q also referred to as Q100, Q200, Q300 & Q400) were manufactured by Bombardier (Canada) from 1995 to 2021, equipped with PW123 & PW150 engines and T-62T APUs.
What Sets De Havilland Canada's Q-Series Turboprops Apart From …
Aug 2, 2023 · With the turboprops being manufactured by Bombardier, the company designed its own version of some of the aforementioned planes, the “Q-Series.” Removing the “Dash 8” and labeling these regional airliners as the Q100/200/300, these Q-Series turboprops were very similar to the original designs.
QSeries - FlightGear wiki
The Bombardier QSeries, also known as the Dash8-Series, is a family of short-haul twin-engine turboprop airliners. While originally being developed and built by DeHavilland Canada, they were produced by Bombardier Aerospace a long time, before being transferred to …
Airlines that fly the De Havilland Dash 8 Q100-Q200 jets - SeatMaps
Check the list of airlines with De Havilland Dash 8 Q100-Q200 (DH8A) aircraft. See the various seating charts on SeatMaps.
DHC-8 Dash 8 / Q Series - GlobalSecurity.org
The Q100 is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) PW121 engines of 2,150 shaft horsepower (shp) which provide a cruise speed of 268 knots (496 km/h) and maximum range of 1,103 nm (2,043...
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