British Aerospace Whisperjet Onsie

The BAE 146, also known as the Whisperjet, is a high-wing, four-engine, short-haul regional airliner that was developed by British Aerospace in the United Kingdom. It first took to the skies in 1981 and quickly became known for its quiet operation, thanks to its high bypass turbofan engines, earning it the nickname 'Whisperjet'. With a capacity to seat between 70 to 112 passengers, the BAE 146 was designed for short, often steep, takeoff and landing operations, making it ideal for serving city airports with strict noise restrictions. Over its years of service, it has been operated by airlines worldwide, appreciated for its versatility and ability to access more remote airports that other jets couldn't. The aircraft was also notable for its durability and operational flexibility, which made it a favorite among many airlines and charter services. The BAE 146 series includes several variants, such as the -100, -200, and -300 models, each offering different seating capacities and range capabilities.

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