LD-7 (AKH) Air ULD dimensions
A LD-7 (AKH) Air ULD measures 3.17 m (10′5″) long, 2.23 m (7′4″) wide and 1.63 m (5′4″) high inside — about 11.5 m³ (406 ft³) of usable space, with a maximum gross weight up to 4,626 kg (10,199 lb).
IATA LD-7 (AKH) — a large lower-deck pallet/container combination unit. Contoured roof curves in toward the top corners on both long sides to follow the fuselage; less pronounced than the LD-3's taper.
IATA figures: the weight column is maximum GROSS weight (tare included) and the volume is the IATA rated envelope. ContainerMath models the contoured shell conservatively, so a real plan fills slightly less.
Internal dimensions and capacity
| Specification | Metric | Imperial |
|---|---|---|
| Internal length | 3.17 m | 10′5″ (10.4 ft) |
| Internal width | 2.23 m | 7′4″ |
| Internal height | 1.63 m | 5′4″ |
| Capacity | 11.5 m³ | 406 ft³ |
| Floor area | 7.1 m² | 76 ft² |
| Max gross weight | 4,626 kg | 10,199 lb |
Internal (usable) figures, not external. Capacity is the geometric interior volume — real cargo never fills 100% of it, because pallets, dunnage and irregular shapes leave void space.
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