British Aircraft Corporation One-Eleven facts for kids
Quick facts for kids British Aircraft Corporation One-Eleven |
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British Aircraft Corporation One-Eleven from British Airways in 1978. | |
Role | Airliner |
National origin | United Kingdom. |
Manufacturer | British Aircraft Corporation |
First flight | 1963 |
Introduction | 1965 |
Status | Non-Operational service |
Produced | Out of production |
Number built | 244 |
The British Aircraft Corporation One-Eleven, also known as the BAC 111, was a British airliner. An airliner is a large airplane used for carrying many passengers. This aircraft had two turbojet engines, which are powerful jet engines. It could carry about 100 passengers.
Some of these planes were also built in Romania. They were made under a special agreement called a "licence." These Romanian-built planes were called RomBAC 111. The One-Eleven was similar to other planes of its time. These included the French Sud Aviation Caravelle and the US McDonnell Douglas DC-9.
The One-Eleven stopped being used in the 1990s. This was mainly because of new rules about how much noise planes could make. Even so, the BAC One-Eleven was one of the most successful airliners designed in Britain.
Images for kids
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The first RomBAC 1-11 was given to TAROM in 1982.
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Several American Airlines BAC 1–11 planes at LaGuardia Airport.
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A Ryanair One-Eleven.
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One-Eleven 510ED County of Dorset at the Imperial War Museum Duxford.
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The inside of the cabin at the National Museum of Flight.
See also
In Spanish: BAC 1-11 para niños