Am I missing something? Is it as plain as the nose on my face?
When looking at the statistics of a used aircraft, I cannot see any information about what type of engines are on the plane - like you can do when ordering new aircraft.
For some aircraft offered with only one engine type, this is not a problem.
Granted, when I am desperate for any aircraft, I am not worried about specifics. I also understand that currently multiple engine subtypes do not carry a penalty. However, it is my understanding that having engines from too many manufacturers (is it 3+) does begin to carry a penalty.
So, as my airline matures, profits hopefully increase, and choices become more possible, I like to reduce the number of airframes and engines to an acceptable number.
Knowing what type of engines are on a potential lease can be helpful.
Am I missing the information that is right before my eyes?
It is under Technical Info, 4th item listed on the right side.
Don
If you are looking for a specific model of aircraft and a specific engine, I recommend typing in the name of the engine into the search bar at the top. Like I type jt8d-17 and select 737-200Adv.
Quote from: Silentlysailing on March 19, 2013, 01:16:50 AM
If you are looking for a specific model of aircraft and a specific engine, I recommend typing in the name of the engine into the search bar at the top. Like I type jt8d-17 and select 737-200Adv.
Good tip. Never known if you hadn't told :-[