Il-96
Maiden Flight: Wednesday, September 28, 1988
IOC: July 1993
Total Production: 80
Il-96-300
Origin
Russia
Contractor/s
Ilyushin Aviaton Complex
VASO
Family Members
Il-96-400
Il-96-400T
Il-96M
Il-96T
Derived from:
Il-86
Power plant:
PS90A (4)
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Description:
The Ilyushin Il-96 is a four-engine, wide-body, longer range passenger and freighter aircraft based upon the Il-86 airliner. The Il-96 aircraft features a fuselage shortened approx. 4 meters, a new wing layout, a seating capacity between 235 and 436 passengers, and fly-by-wire controls. The Il-96 wide-body aircraft family includes the Il-96-300 and Il-96-400 airliners and the Il-96T and Il-96-400T freighters. The Il-96 powered by western engines and the Il-98 twin-engine airliners were cancelled. The Il-96 maiden flight was carried out on September 28, 1988. In July 1993 the first Il-96-300 airliner entered into service.
The Il-96-300 airliner entered service in July 1993 powered by four Soviet/Russian PS90A engines each developing 16,000 kg of thrust. It has been reported that less than 20 of such aircraft were delivered to Aeroflot. The Il-96-300's low efficient engines and its poor performance Russian avionics seem to be the main reason for the aircraft's cancellation favoring new models equipped with western avionics and engines. According to Russian press the Il-96-300 production terminated in the 2006/2007 timeframe.
Specifications
Accommodation: Crew 3, Passengers 300 single-class; 262 two-class; 235 three-class cabin layouts
Dimensions: Fuel Tank Capacity 152,620 l (40,163 gl), Fuselage Diameter 6 m, Height 17.6 m, Length 55.4 m, Wing Area 350 square meter, Wingspan 57.7 m
Weights: Max Weight 240 t, Payload 40 t
Engine/s Performance: Thrust 141,000 lb (63,958 kg)
Performance: Ceiling 12,000 m (39,370 ft), Cruise Speed 870 kph (541 mph), Landing Run Distance 2,100 m (6,890 ft), Max Range 9,000 km (4,860 nm) with max passengers, Service Life 20 yr, Take Off Run Distance 3,150 m (10,335 ft), Top Speed 990 kph (615 mph)
Other: Number of Engines 4, Service Life (Flight Hours) 60,000, Service Life (Flights) 12,000
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