Midbury JE Fireball
In 1952, manufacturer Midbury created a miracle: the first commercial jet plane. The Fireball was to eliminate all of Midburys rivals like Newland, which did not have jet planes. However, instead of breaking records, the Fireballs were breaking themselves. Newspapers couldnt even bother to write about a crashed Fireball, since this was a weekly event. Turboprops like the Super Stargazer still ruled the sky, and eventually Midbury stopped the Fireball project in favor of the infamous 6E. Fortunately, the Fireballs all got happy new lives as attractions in theme parks. The Furious Fireball for example is still the favorite ride in Jollyland, probably because the Fireball fits the theme so well: an attraction that climbs high up and goes down very fast.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 1 airplane(s) +21 bonus
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 91.7ft (27.9m)
- Length 94.3ft (28.8m)
- Height 26.3ft (8.0m)
- Empty Weight 43,557lbs (19,757kg)
- Loaded Weight 66,141lbs (30,001kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 1.223
- Wing Loading 58.4lbs/ft2 (285.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1,133.1ft2 (105.3m2)
- Drag Points 16911
Parts
- Number of Parts 115
- Control Surfaces 6
- Performance Cost 560
@MEERKAT978 thanks. I always put a lot of effort in the descriptions of my planes. Glad you like it!
That description is pretty hilarious. Especially the bit explaining their use as theme park attractions XD