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British Aerospace Bae 146. British Aerospace Bae 146 freighter aircraft Stock Photo Alamy When British Aerospace launched the BAe 146, it emphasized the aircraft's quietness and low consumption levels The BAe 146 has a high monoplane wing with a T-tail configuration and four turbofan engines.

The BAe 146 is a British short-haul jet airliner and cargo aircraft, designed and built by the British Aerospace company The 146-300 is a further stretched derivative of the original short fuselage BAe-146-100, but unlike the midsize 200 series, was not developed until later in the 1980s

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The development of the BAe 146 goes back as far as 1973 when on 29 th August, Hawker Siddeley launched a project for a 70-seat regional airliner, with a first flight pencilled for 1976 It is often also called Avro 146 even though this term is not official, and nicknamed the Jumbolino Over its production run, which lasted until 2002, the BAe 146 became one of the most successful British civil.

British Aerospace BAe146 CC2 (BAe146100 Statesman) UK Air Force Aviation Photo 0571753. This came three months after the series had received its first order, from former Argentinian carrier LAPA (Líneas Aéreas Privadas Argentinas).. The British Aerospace BAe 146 is a versatile short-haul jet airliner and cargo aircraft that has carved out a significant place in aviation history

British Aerospace BAe146 CC2 (BAe146100 Statesman) UK Air Force Aviation Photo 4965083. When British Aerospace launched the BAe 146, it emphasized the aircraft's quietness and low consumption levels The main Bae-146-200 made the sort's lady flight on August 1 1982, while the UK Civil Aviation Authority honored the 146-200s sort testament on February 4 the accompanying year