Correct answer is... 8 m. It is equal to 26 ft. Wingpan is calculated as stright line from one wingtip to another, so shape of the wing is not taken as factor during measurement. The biggest civil aircraft is 88 m (290 ft) wide, so Frederick-Ames EOS/SFA has 9% percent of it's length. Typical jet airliners are about 34 m wide, so in the comparision Frederick-Ames EOS/SFA has 9% of aircrafts like B737 or A320.
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