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The An-990 is designed to make the Antonov An-225 (with its 290 ft wingspan) look modest. A staggering 6,000 tonnes ( million lbs). This is roughly times the weight of a Boeing 737-100. Wingspan: A colossal 265.2265.2 meters), nearly three times that of the An-225.
Created with flight simulation experts and featured in Swiss001's reviews, the flight model is designed to feel "realistic" within the sim's limits. All four versions have been tested for safe water landings and takeoffs up to their 6,000-tonne maximum weight, with recommended rotation speeds around 145 knots indicated airspeed (KIAS).
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: It is "powered" by six custom GE-990-480 turbofan engines , each generating 480,000 lbf of thrust. Why It Isn't Real antonov an990 best
870 feet (265.2 metres) — Three times larger than the real-world An-225.
The Antonov AN-990 is not a challenge to the real-world records of the An-225 Mriya or the An-124. It exists in a separate category of pure, unbridled design. It is the best representation of what can happen when passion, simulation technology, and a complete disregard for the word "impossible" come together.
The An-990’s fame comes from its truly gargantuan specifications. The numbers are so staggering they shatter every real-world record. Here's how it compares to the largest aircraft ever built, the Antonov An-225 "Mriya" and the Boeing B-747 supertanker: The An-990 is designed to make the Antonov
. It does not exist in the real world as a physical aircraft manufactured by the Antonov Company
We all know the An-225 Mriya as the king of the skies, the heaviest airlifted ever built. But buried deep in the archives of aviation "what-ifs" lies a blueprint that makes the Mriya look like a commuter plane.
: Six custom GE-990-480 turbofan engines, each producing 480,000 lbf of thrust. Special Features
Key technical "specifications" for this fictional model include: The Antonov AN-990 is not a challenge to
This article explores the specifications, capabilities, and the "best" features that define this imagined titan of the skies, based on conceptual data and community modeling. What is the Antonov An-990?
To lift such weight, it is powered by six custom GE-990-480 turbofan engines , each producing 480,000 lbf of thrust. Variations and Missions
🇺🇦 The Beast That Never Was: The Antonov An-990
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