1. Boeing 747
As the world's first widely used wide-body jet airliner, the Boeing 747 was first put into operation in the late 1960s. Its uniqueness lies in its huge double-decker cabin and front cockpit, as well as its unique upper deck design that can accommodate more passengers. The Boeing 747 is widely used in long-distance international flights and has become a highlight of the Civil Aviation Museum.
2. Airbus A380
Airbus A380 is currently the largest passenger aircraft in the world, and it is also a wide-body double-decker aircraft. It can accommodate more than 800 passengers and provides high comfort and spacious space during the flight. The launch of Airbus A380 marks a new era for the aviation industry, and its introduction has played a major role in promoting the development of the civil aviation industry.
3. Bombardier CRJ Series
The Bombardier CRJ series is a very popular regional jet airliner, especially suitable for short-haul flights. This series of aircraft is famous for its high reliability and smaller cockpit capacity. It displays its innovative design and advanced technology in the Civil Aviation Museum.
4. Boeing 737
The Boeing 737 is a narrow-body jet airliner and one of the most successful jet airliners in the world. Its flexibility and economy make it the preferred model for many airlines. The Boeing 737 showed its different models and development process in the Civil Aviation Museum, allowing visitors to understand the important position of this aircraft in the aviation industry.
5. McDow DC-3
The McDow DC-3 is a twin-engine fixed-wing aircraft of important historical significance and is regarded as a milestone in the civil aviation industry. It was first put into use in the late 1930s and early 1940s, with excellent performance and reliability. The McDow DC-3 showed its classic appearance and interior in the Civil Aviation Museum, leading tourists back to the past aviation era.
6. Boeing 787 Dream Aircraft
The Boeing 787 Dream Airplane is a medium-long-range wide-body airliner with advanced technology. It adopts many new materials and design concepts, making the aircraft lighter, more fuel-efficient and more spacious and comfortable. The Boeing 787 Dream Aircraft showed its innovative design and future development direction of aviation technology in the Civil Aviation Museum.
In the Civil Aviation Museum, these aircraft are not only exhibits, but also represent the development process and technological progress of the aviation industry. By watching these aircraft, tourists can learn about the development history of the aviation industry and feel the charm of flying. At the same time, the Civil Aviation Museum also provides rich explanations and interactive displays, so that visitors can have a deeper understanding of all aspects of the aircraft.
