Aircraft for transporting cargo and passengers, cargo container, method for loading an aircraft and method for reconfiguring an aircraft
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An aircraft for the transport of cargo and/or passengers, comprising a fuselage extending in longitudinal direction and having an upper deck, in particular main deck, and a lower deck separated from each other by a floor, wherein the fuselage comprises a barrel section with a cross-sectional profile for accommodating cargo and/or passengers, wherein the cross-sectional profile is essentially formed by several, in particular four, circular arc sections, which have radii (R1, R2, R3) with centers (M1, M2, M3′, M3″) differing from one another, so that the cross-sectional profile is designed in such a way that cargo items with different size dimensions, in particular cargo containers with different height and width dimensions, can be accommodated in the upper deck and the lower deck.
An aircraft for transporting cargo and/or passengers, comprising a fuselage which extends in the longitudinal direction and has an upper deck, in particular main deck, and a lower deck, which are separated from each other by a floor, wherein the fuselage has a barrel section with a cross-sectional profile for accommodating cargo items and/or passengers,
A cargo container for transporting cargo items in an aircraft, comprising a trapezoidal base body having a base area and a ceiling area arranged opposite each other, wherein the base area comprises at least one fastening element, which can be connected to a fastening device of the aircraft, and wherein
An aircraft for transporting cargo and/or passengers, having a fuselage which extends in a longitudinal direction and has an upper deck, in particular main deck, and a lower deck, which are separated from one another by a floor, wherein the fuselage has a barrel section with a cross-sectional profile for accommodating cargo items and/or passengers, wherein the aircraft is designed as a low-wing or mid-wing configuration, wherein
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