Consolidated Aircraft (Open PT, MT, PMT)

[Bagawan]

OOC: Well, does the CP-111 have all the exits on the boarding deck?

Yes.

Is that safe? If yes, how long does an emergency evac take?

[Raxar]

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I didn't say I was referring to the exits on the MP-11

What I am questioning is how can 2 standard seats from the lower deck layout be replaced with wider, Business class seats as your plan suggests.

Maybe if your aircraft has un-realistic stats, you should say something like "Our company has been working on these aircraft for 100's of years....and now we have made anything in air travel possible?
Im not sure, even with these fuel tank's it would be able to hold enough fuel to get it's the described 5000Mi.

I am not trying to pick on you, I just think there's a few things that need answering.]

The business class seats are slightly wider than the coach class seats and they have bigger arm rests. If you compare the seats side by side it is very clear that seat of the seat is the same size. the reason for the differences in the drawing is that the business class seats have larger arm rests. This is the same reason why a recliner has about the same seat area as a school desk, but the recliner's arm rests make it look bigger.

[Bagawan]

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I didn't say I was referring to the exits on the MP-11

What I am questioning is how can 2 standard seats from the lower deck layout be replaced with wider, Business class seats as your plan suggests.

Maybe if your aircraft has un-realistic stats, you should say something like "Our company has been working on these aircraft for 100's of years....and now we have made anything in air travel possible?
Im not sure, even with these fuel tank's it would be able to hold enough fuel to get it's the described 5000Mi.

I am not trying to pick on you, I just think there's a few things that need answering.]

The business class seats are slightly wider than the coach class seats and they have bigger arm rests. If you compare the seats side by side it is very clear that seat of the seat is the same size. the reason for the differences in the drawing is that the business class seats have larger arm rests. This is the same reason why a recliner has about the samy deat area as a school desk, but the recliner's arm rests make it look bigger.

That would mean the seat would be less wider though.

[Ea90]

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[Raxar]

Yes.

Is that safe? If yes, how long does an emergency evac take?

Depending on the experience and knowlege of the crew, 2-6 minutes

[Raxar]

The business class seats are slightly wider than the coach class seats and they have bigger arm rests. If you compare the seats side by side it is very clear that seat of the seat is the same size. the reason for the differences in the drawing is that the business class seats have larger arm rests. This is the same reason why a recliner has about the samy deat area as a school desk, but the recliner's arm rests make it look bigger.

That would mean the seat would be less wider though.

I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to say here.

[Homisidea]

I require a some parts for my H-4 hull can you assist me?

Possibly, how large are they?

666 meters (the length is just a coincidence)

[Otakou]

Is that safe? If yes, how long does an emergency evac take?

Depending on the experience and knowlege of the crew, 2-6 minutes

OOC: Most countries require an evacuation to be possible in 60-90 seconds with half the exits disabled.

That would mean the seat would be less wider though.

I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to say here.

Look at this here: https://sites.google.com/site/thenumber ... layout.png

On the right hand deck, the seats are in 3-2-3 configuration, with the middle pair of seats larger than the ones in the aisles.

On the left hand deck, in 2nd class, the seats are in 2-4-2 configuration, with the seats all the same size. Basically, how do you fit 8 seats into the same area, with 2 of them being bigger. Especially considering as to WHY you'd want the 2 bigger seats in coach. As a continuation of this, the usual class configurations are a bit off in your diagram ('2nd class' much bigger than in a normal plane. I'm considering A380s), and a more common name for classes would be 'First class' 'Business class' 'Premium Economy' and 'Economy', in that order. (Highest first)