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The Shorts 360 is a British twin-turboprop commuter airliner developed and built by Short Brothers. It is a stretched development of the Shorts 330, with a redesigned rear fuselage and seating for up to 36 passengers. The aircraft entered regional service in 1982 and was intended for short-haul routes connecting smaller airports, where its capacity and turboprop performance suited frequent commuter operations.
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What is the Shorts 360?
The Shorts 360 is a British twin-turboprop commuter airliner built by Short Brothers. It is a stretched development of the Shorts 330 with a redesigned rear fuselage.
How many passengers could the Shorts 360 carry?
The Shorts 360 was designed to seat up to 36 passengers. Its capacity made it suitable for regional routes linking smaller airports.
When did the Shorts 360 enter service?
The aircraft entered regional service in 1982. It was developed for commuter airlines that needed a practical turboprop for short routes.
How does the Shorts 360 differ from the Shorts 330?
The Shorts 360 is a stretched development of the Shorts 330. It also uses a redesigned rear fuselage, creating a different cabin and passenger arrangement.
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