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An aircraft and associated method of manufacture and operation. The aircraft can include a fuselage having a first portion and a second portion projecting upwardly from the first portion, with the first portion housing a passenger deck and the second portion being positioned above the passenger deck

An aircraft and associated method of manufacture and operation. The aircraft can include a fuselage having a first portion and a second portion projecting upwardly from the first portion, with the first portion housing a passenger deck and the second portion being positioned above the passenger deck. A first wing can extend outwardly from the first portion of the fuselage and the second wing can extend outwardly from the second portion of the fuselage, with the second wing being positioned above and forward of the first wing. Accordingly, the fuselage can include a plurality of passenger doors simultaneously accessible to ground-based passenger load/unload equipment with at least one of the passenger doors positioned beneath the second wing.

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An aircraft and associated method of manufacture and operation. The aircraft can include a fuselage having a first portion and a second portion projecting upwardly from the first portion, with the first portion housing a passenger deck and the second portion being positioned above the passenger deck

An aircraft and associated method of manufacture and operation. The aircraft can include a fuselage having a first portion and a second portion projecting upwardly from the first portion, with the first portion housing a passenger deck and the second portion being positioned above the passenger deck. A first wing can extend outwardly from the first portion of the fuselage and the second wing can extend outwardly from the second portion of the fuselage, with the second wing being positioned above and forward of the first wing. Accordingly, the fuselage can include a plurality of passenger doors simultaneously accessible to ground-based passenger load/unload equipment with at least one of the passenger doors positioned beneath the second wing. , 235/468; US-4544836, 19851000, Galvin et al., 235/487; US-4694148, 19870900, Diekemper et al., 235/468; US-4837134, 19890600, Bouldin et al., 430/445; US-4950877, 19900800, Kurihara et al., 235/480; US-5005873, 19910400, West, 283/092; US-5241165, 19930800, Drexler, 235/488; US-5300764, 19940400, Hoshino et al., 235/487; US-5410142, 19950400, Tsuboi et al., 235/488; US-5434404, 19950700, Liu et al., 235/475; US-5518810, 19960500, Nishihara et al., 428/328; US-5700037, 19971200, Keller, 283/107; US-5856661, 19990100, Finkelstein et al., 235/487; US-D406861, 19990300, Leedy, Jr., D19/010; US-6019284, 20000200, Freeman et al., 235/380; US-6074726, 20000600, Vezinet et al., 428/195; US-6186398, 20010200, Kato et al., 235/449; US-6290137, 20010900, Kiekhaefer, 235/487; US-6296188, 20011000, Kiekhaefer, 235/487; US-6581839, 20030600, Lasch et al., 235/487; US-20020066790, 20020600, Cocco, 235/491; US-20020130186, 20020900, Lasch et al., 235/488; US-20030017312, 20030100, Labrousse et al., 428/195; US-20030047615, 20030300, Batoha, 235/491; US-20030141373, 20030700, Lasch et al., 235/487 nal direction of the sealing collar with respect to the tube. 11. The nozzle of claim 1, wherein the tubular assembly further comprises a clamp to mechanically limit translation in the longitudinal direction of the sealing collar with respect to the tube. 12. The nozzle of claim 4, wherein the poppet valve further comprises a stem extending in the longitudinal direction to engage the actuator, the stem having a pipette conduit formed substantially longitudinally therethrough to communicate the pressure within the flow path to the actuator. 13. The nozzle of claim 1, wherein the biasing member provides resilient translation in the longitudinal direction of the tubular assembly with respect to the inlet aperture. 14. The nozzle of claim 12, wherein an inlet to the pipette conduit is positioned inside the flow path at a position selected to balance the vacuum created in the pipette by the velocity of a fluid passing over the inlet and the head pressure of the fluid in the flow path. 15. A closed circuit fuel nozzle having longitudinal, lateral, and transverse directions for engaging an adapter on a fuel tank, the nozzle comprising: a body comprising an inlet aperture, a sealing collar, and walls forming a closed flow path from the inlet aperture to the sealing collar; a poppet valve selectively translatable in the longitudinal direction and shaped to stop flow through the body when seated against the sealing collar in the longitudinal direction; a receiver secured to the body and shaped to admit the adapter and align the adapter with the sealing collar, the receiver having a weakened fracture line positioned a selected distance from the flow path; a retainer positioned external to the receiver to selectably engage the adapter and longitudinally secure the adapter with respect to the receiver; and a biasing member positioned to urge the retainer into engagement with the adapter and to jettison the retainer from the nozzle upon failure of the weakened fracture line. the hose compresses it and the flow is adjustable by means of the variable pinch point thus formed in the interior of the hose. 5. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterised in that several outlet nozzles (16) are connected to one valve (6). ml. Welcome To EntryPoint--"Welcome to entrypoint!"--"PointCast+Ewallet=entrypoint�", Sep. 22, 1999, Internet publication (15 pages)--http://www.entrypoint.com/. Palm Wars--"3COM tries to solve its palm problem"-"The creators of the Palm launch a new device, and 3Com fights back" by Daniel Roth. FORTUNE, pp. 111-112, Oct. 11, 1999 (2 pgs.). Nokia--"Next Up for Cell Phones: Weaving A Wireless Web" by Janet Guyon. FORTUNE, pp. 61-66, Oct. 25, 1999 (6 pages). "Undated Brochure--Geneva--nOw" -Hewlett Packard--Tribune De Geneve, (2 pages). TOSHIBA--Mobile Multimedia--"TEGACKY PM-T101--Touch-Pen Entry PHS Phone"--(1 pg.). Publication Unknown--Technology--"Small Is Beautiful"--(3 pages). "VIRTUALCARD--magnetic card simulator"--Mar. 29, 2000, with copyright indicated as (Jan. 1999)--Internet publication (20 pages)--http://www.virtualcard.co.nz/index.html.