fse_aircraft_configs: Aircraft configuration data

In rfse/fse: Interfacing FSE Data Feeds

Description

Data on all types of aircraft available in FSE. The function will fetch it from the server, but it does not change too frequently, hence a built-in version too.

Usage

fse_aircraft_configs(...)

aircraft_configs

Arguments

...	other arguments passed to fse_api()

Format

Object aircraft_configs is a data frame returned by fse_aircraft_configs() and has the following columns:

• MakeModel – Aircraft model name

• Crew – Number of crew members

• Seats – Number of PAX seats

• CruiseSpeed – Average cruise speed

• GPH – Fuel consumption in Gallons Per Hour

• FuelType – Fuel type

• MTOW – Maximal TakeOff Weight

• EmptyWeight – Empty weight

• Price – System aircraft price

• Ext1 – Fuel tank capacity: external 1

• LTip –

• LAux –

• LMain –

• Center1 –

• Center2 –

• Center3 –

• RMain –

• RAux –

• RTip –

• RExt2 – Fuel tank capacity: right external 2

• Engines – Number of engines

• EnginePrice – Engine price (maintenance)

• ModelId – Aircraft model ID

Value

Feed function returns a data.frame (default) or xml_document depending on the value of format argument (see fse_api for details).

Function fse_aircraft_configs() return a data frame or XML object with the columns/tags listed in the Format section. Object aircraft_configs is simply a data frame returned by that function on 2020-04-03.

See Also

Other FSE feeds: fse_aircraft_aliases(), fse_aircraft_status_by_registration(), fse_aircraft, fse_assignments_by_key(), fse_commodities_by_key(), fse_facilities_by_key(), fse_fbo_summary(), fse_fbo, fse_group_members(), fse_jobs, fse_log, fse_payments, fse_statistics_by_key()

Examples

## Not run: 
r <- fse_aircraft_configs()

## End(Not run)

rfse/fse documentation built on Jan. 25, 2022, 5:54 a.m.