The Airbus A330 has a fuel consumption rate of approximately 0.77 kilograms per nautical mile (kg/NM). To estimate the total fuel usage for a flight from Copenhagen to Beijing, we need to know the distance of the route. The distance between these two cities is around 4,600 nautical miles.

Using the fuel consumption rate, you can calculate the total fuel used for the trip:

• Total fuel = Distance × Fuel consumption rate
• Total fuel = 4,600 NM × 0.77 kg/NM = approximately 3,542 kg of fuel.

Regarding the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, a general approximation often used is that burning one kilogram of aviation fuel produces about 3.15 kilograms of CO2. Therefore, to calculate the CO2 emissions for the flight:

• CO2 emissions = Total fuel burned × CO2 production factor
• CO2 emissions = 3,542 kg × 3.15 kg CO2/kg fuel = approximately 11,140.3 kg CO2.

In summary, for a flight from Copenhagen to Beijing using an Airbus A330, it is estimated that approximately 3,542 kg of fuel would be consumed, resulting in about 11,140.3 kg of CO2 emissions released into the atmosphere.

Sources

Flight Report | Air China | Copenhagen - Beijing - YouTube[PDF] Transatlantic airline fuel efficiency ranking, ...Denmark to China by Air freight, Cargo ship or RoadAirbus A330 Performance - Golden Epaulettes Aviation[PDF] Transatlantic airline fuel efficiency ranking, ...The AirBus 330 Aircrft Introduction - Air ChinaAir China | Airbus A330-200 | Geneva to Beijing [GVA-PEK] - YouTube

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