BOEING 727 200 SUPER27

BOEING

727-200 SUPER27

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The Valsan conversion received an STC for the first retrofit of the outboard engines of a Boeing 727 with Pratt & Whitney -217 engines. The STC for the “Valsan modification” became known as the Super 27-200 with a designation of “RE”. The 27-200 modification achieved a noise attenuation level 5.1db below Stage 3 noise by replacing the number 1 and 3 engines with JT8D-217C engines, each providing 22,000 lb. thrust, while retaining the center engine (in S/N 22825 , a -17 engine with 16,000 lb. thrust). The optional winglets on this aircraft give the aircraft increased fuel economy, superior cruise performance and substantially increased stability at high altitudes.

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Valsan provided the following data on the capabilities of a re-engined -200 Executive. As compared with a typical -200 standard engines, they reported the performance improvements to be: Fuel Burn 10-15% reduction Required Takeoff Field Length 20% reduction Time to Climb 23% Reduction Sea Level Range Increased 400 NM Engine Emissions 40% lower per Takeoff & Landing cycle Maintenance Costs Reduced by $100/FH Performance Significant improvement Additional Payload Potential 2700-10,000 lb. Range from Short Runways As much as double Range from Elevated Fields As much as double Payload Range $ Advantage As much as $1200/flight hour P&W JT9D-217 engines Higher residual value Airport Noise Footprint 51% smaller than FedEx Stage 3 79% smaller than Stage 2 Range at Same MTOW 12.5% more than w/Std engines Hot and High Performance Significant improvement Modification Cost (w/new engines): $10,000,000±

FDS: Dual Collins FD-110 FMS: Dual Universal UNS-1C COM: Triple Collins 618M-4 w/ 8.33 KHz NAV: Dual Collins 51RV-48 RADAL: Dual Collins 860F A/P: Sperry SP-150 MV XPNDR: Dual Collins TDR-94D (Enhanced) DME: Dual Collins HFCOM: Dual Collins 618 w/ SELCAL RADAR: Honeywell Primus 880 GPS: Universal SATCOM: Honeywell MCS-6000 EGPWS: Honeywell Mk. VII TCAS: Collins TCAS II w/ Chg 7 ELT: Artex C406-1 FDR: Fairchild F-1000

? MSG-3 maintenance program ? Winglets ? 8.33 KHz spacing and FM Immunity ? RVSM qualified ? Stage III Heavy Hush Kits ? Meets EU2002 noise criteria ? Nose wheel brakes ? Skytheater Entertainment system with Direct TV ? Enhanced surveillance on transponders ? Next engine maintenance not due until 2015 ? Retractable forward airstairs for passenger loading ? PATS long range fuel tanks

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This world class B727-200 VVIP interior offers rich woodwork throughout the cabin and is configured with 32 seats. Nineteen of the VIP seats are certified for takeoff and landing. The interior features a large salon and a master stateroom with lavatory and shower. This spacious interior is twelve (12) feet longer than a BBJ and has over two and one half times (2.5) the baggage space. A private meeting area with large conference table, second sleeping area and three additional VIP lavatories complete the grand interior. The interior also offers a private crew rest area with refreshment center. This prestigious VIP 727-200 offers a full cabin entertainment system that includes a Skytheater Inflight Entertainment system. Major features of the entertainment system includes two 42-inch plasma monitors, five 20-inch LCD monitors, fourteen 10.4-inch individual monitors, an Airshow Genesys system, a Direct TV system, dual DVD players, dual CD changers, and dual VCP’s.