時間：2011-10-06 12:02來源：藍天飛行翻譯 作者：航空 點擊：次
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Another Gulfstream standard is the Automatic Emergency Descent Mode (EDM). This unique feature provides protection to the crew and passengers in the unlikely event of a cabin depressurization. Cursor Control Device This unique device controls graphical flight planning, menu scrolling and other onscreen features ?just as if you were using a mouse on your own computer. It抯 intuitive, easy-to-use and reduces pilot workload for improved safety. Engines To power the G550, engineers selected the Rolls-Royce BR710 C4-11 engine. Each of the two turbofan engines generates up to 15,385 pounds (68.4 kN) of thrust, yet performs at noise levels well within Stage 4 noise requirements. Engine emissions are below international regulations ?ensuring a warm welcome for you and your aircraft at airports anywhere in the world. Its dual Full Authority Digital Electronic Control (FADEC) system boosts engine reliability by maintaining critical operating parameters. Dual auto throttles manage the engines through all phases of flight and help ensure peak efficiency as well as enhance safety and reliability. PlaneConnect This smart technology automatically transmits information from your aircraft to maintenance operations on the ground ?including Gulfstream抯 Technical Operations center, if desired. By providing information while the G550 is still in flight, PlaneConnect? enables speedy resolution of any maintenance issues that may arise. Performance time is on your side With its ultra-long-range capability and short-range efficiency, the G550 proves its time-saving abilities with ease. The world抯 most remote destinations lie well within its nonstop range, and worldwide city pairs are never more than a single refueling stop away. Because of its large, efficient wing and powerful engines, there is simply no sacrifice in performance, even under hot and highelevation conditions. How far can you go? Fly eight passengers almost 15 hours covering up to 6,750* nautical miles (12,501 km) at a cruise speed of Mach 0.80. For shorter trips, fly up to the maximum speed of Mach 0.885 ?that抯 more than 580 miles per hour (930 km/hr). |
