narrow-body
- noun
- Specialized
- Those new narrow-body aircraft from China and Russia portend an encroachment in the very large market now shared by Boeing's 737 and Airbus's A320.
- narrow-body jet
- narrow-body aircraft
- single-aisle narrow-body
You know, we believe that they they dropped prices on those smaller, narrow bodies a lot to to knock Bombardier out of that market.
- You know, we believe that they they dropped prices on those smaller, narrow bodies a lot to to knock Bombardier out of that market.
Examples
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The narrow-body plane offers a comfortable experience for travelers with its single aisle configuration.
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You know, we believe that they they dropped prices on those smaller, narrow bodies a lot to to knock Bombardier out of that market.
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The narrow-body market represents the biggest and most lucrative market for engine manufacturers.
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The most lucrative market for engine manufacturers is the single-aisle, narrow-body jet airplane.
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These so-called golden engines are in the 15,000 to 32,000-pound thrust range and are installed primarily on narrow-body aircraft.
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Earlier Camrys and Maximas used the narrow-body dimensions from their home market, at 67.0 and 66.5 OAW respectively.
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The narrow-body aircraft is often preferred for short domestic flights due to its efficiency.
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Many airlines are expanding their fleets with new narrow-body jets to serve increasing passenger demand.
Synonyms
A large plane used by airlines to carry many passengers
A plane with one aisle used for short or medium flights
A passenger plane with one aisle that is used for short or medium flights
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Etymology
Narrow-body comes from joining narrow ('thin') and body ('main part'), so you can picture a plane with a thin central cabin. So, a narrow-body is a commercial jet with a single aisle and a slimmer cabin than wider planes.