A6-FET (Flydubai)

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A6-FET

   Airline

Flydubai

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Model

Boeing B738

Build / Age

2015 / 9 years

Passengers

160 / 184, max. 189

Crew

2

Aircraft Boeing B738 is registered in United Arab Emirates with tail number A6-FET. It is operated by Flydubai and its age is 9 years (built in 2015). The aircraft weight is 41413 kg and it has 2 engines Jet with power of 121,4 kN kN each. The length of the plane is 39.5 m. The height of the plane is 12.57 m. The wing span is 34.32 m.

Technical Specifications of aircraft A6-FET ( Boeing B738 )

Length

39.5 m

Height

12.57 m

Wing Span

34.32 m

Speed

946 km/h

Ceiling

12497 m

Range

7408 km

Engine number
2 x Jet
Engine model
CFM Intl. CFM56-7B27
Engine power
121,4 kN
Weight (empty)
41413 kg
Weight (takeoff)
78245 kg
Weight (landing)
65317 kg
RollOut
-
Registered
-
First Flight
-

Last 10 Flights of aircraft A6-FET (Boeing B738)

Date Flight Departure Airport Arrival Airport Scheduled Estimated
Departure Arrival Departure Arrival
05 Dec Ambouli International Airport () Dubai Intl () 15:00 EAT 19:40 +04 18:30 EAT 19:54 +04
05 Dec Dubai Intl () Ambouli International Airport () 11:00 +04 14:00 EAT 11:41 +04 10:55 EAT
03 Dec Ben Gurion () Dubai Intl () 09:00 IST 14:05 +04 09:16 IST 13:34 +04
03 Dec Dubai Intl () Ben Gurion () 06:00 +04 07:50 IST 06:28 +04 07:41 IST
01 Dec Seeb Intl () Dubai Intl () 13:10 +04 14:20 +04 14:08 +04 14:11 +04
01 Dec Dubai Intl () Seeb Intl () 11:00 +04 12:10 +04 11:46 +04 11:54 +04
30 Nov Vnukovo () Dubai Intl () 15:20 MSK 22:15 +04 20:49 MSK 21:50 +04
30 Nov Dubai Intl () Vnukovo () 09:35 +04 14:20 MSK 12:51 +04 11:57 MSK
29 Nov Tabuk () Dubai Intl () 18:45 +03 22:30 +04 20:56 +03 22:19 +04
29 Nov Dubai Intl () Tabuk () 15:15 +04 17:45 +03 15:52 +04 14:56 +03
Disclaimer for aircraft A6-FET data
A6-FET (Boeing B738) current position is received via ADS-B. Technical specifications, dimensions, weights and dates are derived from PlaneMapper database. The data is for informational purposes only and PlaneMapper is not responsible for the accuracy and reliability of aircraft A6-FET data.