De Havilland Canada DHC-8 Q400 (DH8D) seat maps

The so-called Dash-8-400 (full name De Havilland Canada DHC-8 Q400) was originally developed and marketed as the Bombardier Q400. This is a contemporary turboprop regional aircraft now offered and supported by De Havilland Canada. With a seating capacity of up to 90 people and a potential range of roughly 2,500 kilometers, it is the largest and most modern aircraft in the DHC-8 series. The efficiency, speed, and low noise emissions of the Q400 are well recognized. Its modern avionics and cutting-edge engines make it a popular choice for small airlines all over the world, particularly for short-haul flights and high-traffic routes. Airlines operating the Dash 8-400 produce 35% lower CO 2 emissions if compared to other regional jets and 50% lower CO 2 emissions versus narrow body aircraft. The plane has been in service since 2000, and it has a solid reputation for dependability and performance. Its sophisticated features, such as its active noise and vibration reduction technology, set it apart from the competition. This technology significantly reduces interior noise and cabin vibration, making the flight as comfortable as possible. As a result, travellers have a more enjoyable experience. The Q400 has also been modified to perform a variety of roles including freight transport, surveillance, and marine patrol. It's a popular option among operators due to its diverse design and capabilities. In conclusion, the De Havilland Canada DHC-8 Q400 is a cutting-edge regional airplane that has raised the bar for turboprop aircraft.

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