2800C

2800C refers to a specific model designation that can appear in various contexts, most notably within the aviation industry. It is often associated with the Fairchild Dornier 328 family of aircraft, specifically variants that incorporated turboprop engines. The 328 was developed in the early 1990s as a regional airliner designed for short-haul routes. The designation "2800C" might indicate a particular configuration, engine type, or performance package offered for this aircraft.

Aircraft models like the 328 were often produced with different engine options and cabin layouts to suit various airline requirements. While the primary variants of the 328 were the 328-100 (turboprop) and the 328JET (jet-powered), specific sub-variants or modifications could lead to designations such as 2800C. These designations are crucial for identifying the precise specifications of an aircraft, including its maximum takeoff weight, range, passenger capacity, and the type of avionics installed. Understanding these specifications is essential for operators, maintenance personnel, and aviation authorities.