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Does anyone know the width and height of Tu-114 fuselage?

Thats a good question chekc there site out.

Thats a good question chekc there site out.

How is that helpful in any way? Which site????

Was that really necessary to post?

.mic

Was that really necessary to post?

.mic

With a post count of 173 in 6 days, we are getting very close to spam (such as the "Classics" thread). I haven't mentioned it in other threads but...

Colsie, you may be new, but people respect quality of posts, not quantity...

How is the classics post spam.

Length 65.70 meters 215.55 feet
Height 12.85 meters 42.16 feet
I think thast is all I could find. Sorry.

Heres the site I meant tupolevs offical site:
http://www.tupolev.ru/English/Show.asp?SectionID=148

Length 65.70 meters 215.55 feet
Height 12.85 meters 42.16 feet
I think thast is all I could find. Sorry.

Heres the site I meant tupolevs offical site:
http://www.tupolev.ru/English/Show.asp?SectionID=148

That's the Tu144....not the Tu114.....wrong aircraft

.mic

DOH ill be right back with the right aircrfat is that the one wiht the props I have that in one of my books somewhere.

Correction its the il18 ive got.

There is such thing as an edit button  ::)

http://www.aerospaceweb.org/aircraft/jetliner/tu114/

does that help?

.mic

Does anyone know the width and height of Tu-114 fuselage?

Just to clarify in my mind, are we talking about the vertical and horizontal diameter of the fuselage section?

How is the classics post spam.

Posts 2, 6, 7 & 10 are verging on it. I can't really see the point in writing post #1 as you did then 5 minutes later replying to it yourself with an extra sentence or two. As Mic says, the forum does have a modify button...

Does anyone know the width and height of Tu-114 fuselage?

Just to clarify in my mind, are we talking about the vertical and horizontal diameter of the fuselage section?

How is the classics post spam.

Posts 2, 6, 7 & 10 are verging on it. I can't really see the point in writing post #1 as you did then 5 minutes later replying to it yourself with an extra sentence or two. As Mic says, the forum does have a modify button...

Verging....they are spam...

Anyways from my own curiousity, I assume he means the distance from the ground to the bottom of the fuselage because the plane does seem oddly tall.  Maybe if we could find a technical drawing with the height of the gear?  Or just a drawing with some sort of scale...

Anyways from my own curiousity, I assume he means the distance from the ground to the bottom of the fuselage because the plane does seem oddly tall.  Maybe if we could find a technical drawing with the height of the gear?  Or just a drawing with some sort of scale...

I'm not sure of the height but I believe that feature is because the Tu114 started life as a bomber, and the large nosewheel was to make more space for loading bombs...

It turned out to be a real pain at airports 'cos they had to have specialist steps made for them...

.mic

Does anyone know the width and height of Tu-114 fuselage?

Just to clarify in my mind, are we talking about the vertical and horizontal diameter of the fuselage section?

How is the classics post spam.

Posts 2, 6, 7 & 10 are verging on it. I can't really see the point in writing post #1 as you did then 5 minutes later replying to it yourself with an extra sentence or two. As Mic says, the forum does have a modify button...

Verging....they are spam...

I'm in a kind mood...

Anyways from my own curiousity, I assume he means the distance from the ground to the bottom of the fuselage because the plane does seem oddly tall.  Maybe if we could find a technical drawing with the height of the gear?  Or just a drawing with some sort of scale...

I'm sure the question will be clarified in due course...

However, I am now confused:

Cabin length, including flightdeck: 47.00 m (154 ft 2 in)
Max Width : 3.92 m (12 ft 10 in)
Max Height : 2.18 m (7 ft 2 in)
Total Volume : 465 cu m (16,420 cu ft)
Freight Holds (underfloor) : 70 cu m (16,420 cu ft)

The above reply was the answer to the same question posted by chornedsnorkack on Pprune on 14th August 2007!

Have a look at this:

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1071214/L/

I am puzzled as to where this headroom comes from. Can you have anything that big in the belly hold of a 707 or 320? I mean, 392 cm cabin width would mean Tu-114 is just 40 cm wider than 707 and less than 20 cm wider than 320!

So yes, it is the fuselage height that I wonder about, from underbelly to roof. Preferrably an idea of how this is divided (underbelly to kitchen floor, headroom kitchen floor to kitchen ceiling, thickness of deck and deck beams from ceiling to floor... cabin height is quoted as 218 cm, then roof thickness from ceiling to rooftop... this sort of thing).