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Type and number of emergency exits make the difference and that is also the issue of using max PAX as an indicator for seats.
Say Unkown I should have a few days off end of this month, would you like the idea of me just going to calculate the floor space of planes taking into account walking paths and such and that we start working from those numbers as far as placing seats go, but of course keep to the fact that you cannot ever exceed the exit limit?
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I suppose that’d be ideal. How do you plan on calculating the floor space though? Seems difficult lol
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The 747-300 and -400 are exactly the same. Same staircase for the upper deck, same space in the upper deck and the same number of emergency doors. There is no difference between them.
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I do not understand what you mean
analyzing the ACAPS of -300 and -400
in configuration all ecomony the 2 has capacity for 539 in the main and 85 in the upper
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Well let's go, at first I did not understand about the -300 and -400 about what you wanted to say now about about -200, I lose a bit, I'm kinda bad in English, but anyway, let's see what unk's opniao about it , use FAA data, ACASP or Carde's suggestion. after this we see with details about the seats , I think it is more accurate to use data from ACAPS, strange the limits of the FAA are greater ....
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Yes, I did, of course.
I think the difference is in galley, in ACAPS see the design of -100 and -200 in standard all economy in -300 has less galley ...
about SP has no configuration all economy