The CPW-390ULR is a medium to long haul private jet costing 20 to 100 million USD, it uses 2 GT motors G35 turbofan engines, it can seat an absolute max of 20 people in the max configuration, this one belongs to phantom airways, a small second airline that is part of crazybird airways or whatever its called, this airplane almost made crazybird phantom works go broke since it costed 5 billion dollars to make only one, then the production cost was scaled down and now its about 50 million, the cockpit tech was from the a320 and a220, making stronger trust in the phantom works and airbus partnership, they actually supplied the wingtips
GENERAL INFO
- Created On: iOS
- Game Version: 1.3.205.0
- Price: $15,837k
- Number of Parts: 552
- Dimensions: 8 m x 27 m x 25 m
PERFORMANCE
- Total Delta V: 0m/s
- Total Thrust: 4kN
- Engines: 16
- Wet Mass: 51,686kg
- Dry Mass: 39,947kg
STAGES
| Stage | Engines | Delta V | Thrust | Burn | Mass |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 0m/s | 0N | 0s | 51,686kg |
10 Comments
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3,672 Crazyman552588an hour ago
1: improving the engine (more realistic) and moving it closer to the wings (what I mean by this is the engines are too far the the back of the plane).
2: vertical stability, particularly the height. It needs to be a bit longer in length and shorter in height.
3: the bottom parts that holds the landing gear are a bit tall so make it a bit shorter so it doesn’t look fat.
4: you probably forgot to put “Air” on the left bc it is only on the right of the fuselage so I suggest putting on the left as well.
🫵 Just so you know, these are only suggestions as it is YOUR craft, not mine. 🫵 -
3,672 Crazyman552588an hour ago
Btw I tested your plane and it could definitely use some improvements
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516 Professorison1 hours ago
@Crazyman552588 I think he means that since your part is called crazybird your aircraft start with C, since mine is crazybird phantom works mine is CPW
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2,869 JLaerospace6 hours ago
Nice plane, great panelling! Flies a bit heavy however. Also I'm curious how did you end up adopting Crazyman's naming scheme lmao
@Crazyman552588 yeah like crazybird, are you guys working together as a company or something like that?