Description:
BAe 146 is a family of passenger aircraft intended for the regional segment of air transportation with outstanding performance on short runways and high reliability. Powered by four Honeywell ALF 502 turbofan engines each rated at 6,970-lb of thrust achieves a cruise speed of Mach 0.73 at 30,000-ft of altitude. The seating capacity varies from 70 to 112 depending on the BAe 146 model as well as the fuselage length. BAe Systems built 391 BAe 146s from 1983 until November 2003 when production ceased.
BAe 146 aircraft was available in three configurations BAe 146-100, -200 and -300 with a seating capacity for 70-84, 85-100 and 100-112 passengers respectively with 5- or 6-abreast. The fuselage length is 26.16, 28.55 and 30.1 meters. In addition to passenger transport role BAe Systems also developed other variants: BAe 146QT (Quiet Trader) is a cargo variant; BAe 146QC (Quick Change) is a combi version; and Statesman is a VIP transport purchased by Saudi Arabia. All in, BAe Systems produced 221 aircraft between 1983 and 1993 when Avro RJ models replaced BAe 146s at the assembly line. In late May 2006, BAE Systems Regional Aircraft leased two BAe 146-200 regional jetliners to Serbian carrier Centavia.
Specifications Accommodation: Crew 2, Passengers 100
Dimensions: Height 8.6 m, Length 30.1 m, Wingspan 26.3 m
Weights: Max Weight 43,091 kg (94,998 lb), Min Weight 24,174 kg (53,294 lb)
Engine/s Performance: Thrust 27,880 lb (12,646 kg)
Performance: Ceiling 9,449 m (31,001 ft), Cruise Speed 242 mps (Mach 0.73), Max Range 3,000 km (1,620 nm)
Albania
Australia
Austria
Bulgaria
Comoros
Democratic Republic of Congo
France
Germany
Greece / 3 
Indonesia
Kenya
Libya
Mexico
Romania
Saudi Arabia
Serbia
South Africa
Spain
United Kingdom
United States of America