Quiz time

I’m too soft for my own good… thats my problem.

Heres a consolation prize for all who entered (and those that were vigilant 😉 )
A royalty free 747. 🙂

Does that mean I deserve a template for my good observation Sandy LOL?;)

How can Craigston_Tom and GAZGLA have the correct answers when both parties have a different answer to Q6 one has to be wrong surely? As Craigston_toms answer to #6 is F-WTSS and GAZGLAs answer is 6) F-TWSS

My bad….. its the rush to get the first post edited 😉 (Thats my story, I’m sticking to it)
Craigston_Tom’s answer is correct.

Sorry about that GAZGLA

good point

How can Craigston_Tom and GAZGLA have the correct answers when both parties have a different answer to Q6 one has to be wrong surely? As Craigston_toms answer to #6 is F-WTSS and GAZGLAs answer is 6) F-TWSS

1) True
2) False
3) Designer
4) 171 Miles
5) True
6) F-TWSS
7) True

Gaz

Awe….. all correct, unfortunately 2 mins later than Craigston_Tom 🙁
But well done all the same.

EDIT: I misread GAZGLA’s answer to Q6, apologies.

1 – True
2 – False
3 – All designed by the Landor company
4 – 171 Miles
5 – True
6 – F-WTSS
7 – True

We have a winner 🙂

1) True
2) False
3) Designer
4) 171 Miles
5) True
6) F-TWSS
7) True

Gaz

1 – True
2 – False
3 – All designed by the Landor company
4 – 171 Miles
5 – True
6 – F-WTSS
7 – True

1. True
2. False
3. The designer.
4. 25 miles
5. True
6. F-TWSS
7. true

again, close… but not close enough. Thanks for trying anyway.

1. True
2. False
3. The designer.
4. 25 miles
5. True
6. F-TWSS
7. true

1. True
2. False
3. Desinger
4. 200 miles at a guess
5. True
6. F-WTSS
7. False

🙂

close, but not close enough I’m afraid.

1. True
2. False
3. Desinger
4. 200 miles at a guess
5. True
6. F-WTSS
7. False

🙂

1. Not sure, would guess it has the power, however with low slung engines fod ingetsion would be a problem, however I have seen B732s reverse! So yes.

2. 707/727/737 True, but not the 757 I dont think.

3. All designed by same company (Landor??)

4. 171 – guess.

5. True

6. F-WTSS – F-W is the french pre-delivery / test “B Class” mark.

7. True – the first aeroplane to do so!

Close mate…. can you please answer the true/false questions a little more definatively?

close gentlemen

1) yes
2) no, 757 has different window arrangement. So do the latest 737s (no eyebrow windows)
3) the designer
4) 120 miles
5) true, they are the only ones to have done so
6) F-WTSS
7) true

1. Not sure, would guess it has the power, however with low slung engines fod ingetsion would be a problem, however I have seen B732s reverse! So yes.

2. 707/727/737 True, but not the 757 I dont think.

3. All designed by same company (Landor??)

4. 171 – guess.

5. True

6. F-WTSS – F-W is the french pre-delivery / test “B Class” mark.

7. True – the first aeroplane to do so!

If you are a member of the Canadian Aviation Historical Society, you’d have seen this on the cover of the latest Journal! Arrived with me a couple of days ago, with a multi-page article on it…
Cheers

Look in the upper right hand corner of this post and you’ll see exactly where I’m from. Too my knowledge I don’t know you, but I could be wrong. I have no plans to attend Quonset at this time, however my plans might change at the last minute (there’s an positive maybe). I was at NEAM last summer for a visit and I realize that the back door exits to the display area. It’s still the door in the back, hence my calling it the “backdoor”.

As an aside, I was living in the Broad Brook section of E. Windsor Conn. back in the mid 80’s while attending school. The one activity I was able to afford back then were visits to NEAM and sitting in McDonalds parking lot watching planes take off from Bradley. I absolutely lived for NEAM’s open cockpit weekends. How many museums can you think of that let you crawl around in their aircraft collection.

Hey Warhawk,

Do I know you and do you live In New England. If so are you going to be going to Quonset Air Show. If so we plan on a big gathering at the Museum.

Also the back door is No longer the back door its now officially the exit to the out-door display area. Also the F-89 is about to enter the Paint shop.