September 29, 20178 yr Hello! We have now 7 versions of the 747... this is absolute awesome! But I lost the overview a bit. I searched in the introduction PDF and the FCOM, but I could not find a comprehensive overview over the version specifications (PAX number, max cargo....) we get from PMDG. I find a ton of informations about the real world 747, but this is useless because I dont know which configuration PMDG choosed to model. Can you help me? 400 400 BCF 400 D 400 ER 400 ERF 400 F 400 M Thank you! Klaus Schmitzer i7-14700KF 5.6GHz Water Cooled /// ZOTAC RTX 4070 TI Super 16GB /// 32GB RAM DDR5 /// Win11 /// SSDs only DCS - XP12 - MSFS2020
September 29, 20178 yr They modeled all of them, so not sure I'm understanding what you're trying to ask. Captain Kevin Air Kevin 124 heavy, wind calm, runway 4 left, cleared for take-off. Live streams of my flights here.
September 29, 20178 yr I think he would like to know the differences or specifications between/of each of the versions we got... ,
September 29, 20178 yr I think Boeing was less enthusiastic to license distribution of B744 documentation than had been with the B77X and NGX products. We ended up with a bare minimum and again, just my guessing, we could have had more but at a pretty steep price. Wikipedia is a good place to look first for the differences. Dan Downs KCRP
September 29, 20178 yr Author 1 hour ago, Ephedrin said: I think he would like to know the differences or specifications between/of each of the versions we got... Yup, this was the intend. How much passengers and so on... I think I will load each Version and write it down from the load menu in the fmc. Klaus Schmitzer i7-14700KF 5.6GHz Water Cooled /// ZOTAC RTX 4070 TI Super 16GB /// 32GB RAM DDR5 /// Win11 /// SSDs only DCS - XP12 - MSFS2020
September 29, 20178 yr 12 minutes ago, Rhinozherous said: Yup, this was the intend. How much passengers and so on... I think I will load each Version and write it down from the load menu in the fmc. I think they used the typical seating configuration for the passenger variants, so 416 for the -400 in a typical three-class configuration. I'm guessing the same for the -400ER. Not sure about the -400D. The Boeing documentation seems to indicate 266 plus 7 pallets for the -400M. Best way to know for sure is checking the payload section of the FMC since it'll tell you how many passengers you can seat in first, business, and economy. Captain Kevin Air Kevin 124 heavy, wind calm, runway 4 left, cleared for take-off. Live streams of my flights here.
September 30, 20178 yr As downscc mentioned, wikipedia is a pretty good place to start but here is what I know: 747-400 - this is the base model, standard max take-off weight (MTOW), standard seating anywhere from 300ish to over 400 depending on the airline and standard fuel capacity. 747-400BCF - this is a base model that was converted into a freighter. Same MTOW, same fuel capacity, same everything just with cargo and no passengers. (visual difference from base: no windows, and main level cargo door) 747-400D - this aircraft was designed specifically for the Japanese market, it is a base 747-400 with a reduced MTOW. As most airports charge based on MTOW, this aircraft was cheaper as a people hauler from Tokyo to Sapporo where it didn't need the range. (visual difference: No winglets) 747-400ER - this aircraft was designed to operate MEL-LAX almost exclusively for Qantas. It is similar to the base model but with a higher MTOW and additional fuel tank in the tail. (Visual Difference: Larger wheels I think is the only thing you can see) 747-400ERF - this is the same as the 400ER just for freight so it has the shorter hump. (Visual Difference: No windows, shorter hump, nose cargo door, and main level cargo door, and once again, larger wheels) 747-400F - this is the freighter version of the base model. Visually very similar to the 400ERF but without the extra MTOW and fuel tanks (Visual difference: Same as 400ERF just no big wheels) 747-400M - this is the combi version, designed for KLM I believe but used by a few airlines. It looks just like the base model but it has a main level cargo door and has a significantly lower seating capacity but has more cargo hauling ability. I think that about sums it up.
September 30, 20178 yr Author Thank you for that list! I will list the fmc numbers here when I have them. Klaus Schmitzer i7-14700KF 5.6GHz Water Cooled /// ZOTAC RTX 4070 TI Super 16GB /// 32GB RAM DDR5 /// Win11 /// SSDs only DCS - XP12 - MSFS2020
September 30, 20178 yr Author Here it is - ocjr I used your descriptions because they are awesome! ALL WEIGHTS IN KILOGRAMS! 747-400 this is the base model, standard max take-off weight (MTOW), standard seating anywhere from 300ish to over 400 depending on the airline and standard fuel capacity. UPR BUS – 42 MAIN BUS – 56 MAIN ECON – 322TOTAL PAX – 420 FWD/AFT CARGO – 14.633/12.823 BULK CARGO – 2.713 MAX FUEL – 173.036 747-400BCF this is a base model that was converted into a freighter. Same MTOW, same fuel capacity, same everything just with cargo and no passengers. (visual difference from base: no windows, and main level cargo door) MAIN DK CARGO – 80.882 FWD CARGO – 11.863 AFT CARGO – 12.941 BULK CARGO – 2.156TOTAL CARGO – 107.842 MAX FUEL – 163.676 747-400D this aircraft was designed specifically for the Japanese market, it is a base 747-400 with a reduced MTOW. As most airports charge based on MTOW, this aircraft was cheaper as a people hauler from Tokyo to Sapporo where it didn't need the range. (visual difference: No winglets) UPR ECON - 85 MAIN ECON – 539TOTAL PAX – 624 FWD/AFT CARGO – 2.792/2.447 BULK CARGO – 518 MAX FUEL – 163.008 747-400ER this aircraft was designed to operate MEL-LAX almost exclusively for Qantas. It is similar to the base model but with a higher MTOW and additional fuel tank in the tail. (Visual Difference: Larger wheels I think is the only thing you can see) UPR BUS – 40 MAIN 1 BUS – 61 MAIN ECON – 315TOTAL PAX – 416 FWS/AFT CARGO – 14.736/12.913 BULK CARGO – 2.732 MAX FUEL – 182.739 747-400ERF this is the same as the 400ER just for freight so it has the shorter hump. (Visual Difference: No windows, shorter hump, nose cargo door, and main level cargo door, and once again, larger wheels) MAIN DK CARGO – 84.573 FWD CARGO – 12.404 AFT CARGO – 13.532 BULK CARGO – 2.254TOTAL CARGO – 112.763 MAX FUEL – 163.008 747-400F this is the freighter version of the base model. Visually very similar to the 400ERF but without the extra MTOW and fuel tanks (Visual difference: Same as 400ERF just no big wheels) MAIN DK CARGO – 92.208 FWD CARGO – 13.524 AFT CARGO – 14.754 BULK CARGO – 2.458TOTAL CARGO – 122.944 MAX FUEL – 163.676 747-400M this is the combi version, designed for KLM I believe but used by a few airlines. It looks just like the base model but it has a main level cargo door and has a significantly lower seating capacity but has more cargo hauling ability. UPR BUS – 42 MAIN PASS – 224TOTAL PAX – 266 MAIN CARGO – 13.621 FWD/AFT CARGO – 17.645/15.462 BULK CARGO – 3.271 TOTAL CARGO – 49.999 MAX FUEL – 173.036 Klaus Schmitzer i7-14700KF 5.6GHz Water Cooled /// ZOTAC RTX 4070 TI Super 16GB /// 32GB RAM DDR5 /// Win11 /// SSDs only DCS - XP12 - MSFS2020
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