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KabirT

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  • in reply to: Saab is gone on holiday! #697506
    KabirT
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    RE: Saab is gone on holiday!

    Andrew…let LGKR do it!!:)

    in reply to: aua to kabul #697536
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    RE: aua to kabul

    I may be wrong….but i dont believe a word of this. Austrian is hesitating to continue its flights to New Delhi…so Kabul….out of the question! But again, i maybe wrong!

    in reply to: Great news in Belgium! #697539
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    RE: Great news in Belgium!

    wow….good news fr all of u….so whos treating me with beer now??

    in reply to: Airport pic of the day-16/02/02 #697552
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    RE: Airport pic of the day-16/02/02

    I havent got the March issue yet…but looks like Copenhagen to me!!….Enjoy ur trip Saab!

    in reply to: Pic Of The Day-14/02/02!! #697873
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    RE: Pic Of The Day-14/02/02!!

    [updated:LAST EDITED ON 15-02-02 AT 09:54 AM (GMT)]Well if people can light gas stoves on board on them……..smoking or non-smoking…who gives damn!

    in reply to: LIES ALL LIES! #697875
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    RE: LIES ALL LIES!

    OK this is gettin out of handx(…..Lee is quite welcomed back on the board……..no more abt this please!

    in reply to: Potential Airbus Air Command Vehicle #697876
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    RE: Potential Airbus Air Command Vehicle

    Thanx for the info…

    in reply to: A monthly newsletter #697877
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    RE: A monthly newsletter

    good to see the enthu is there…..we’ll get back to u all on this by tommorow!

    in reply to: Wheels Spinners #698083
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    RE: Wheels Spinners

    Bhoy the Russians attatched the fins in the spokes section of the wheels.

    in reply to: Wheels Spinners #698084
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    RE: Wheels Spinners

    This has been tried before Kelly….first by the Russians while carrying out various new techniques and tactics in there Il 86 ‘Maxdome’ varient which was supposed to be shielded against nuclear explosions. During its initial stages…..fins WERE attatched to it for experiments, but the Russians dropped the idea for it according to them was affecting the performence of balancing the speed during landings, also during take-offs it was tending to reduce speeds…..although by a small margin.

    Some new features by the Russians in there Maxdome(not the real ASCC code name)were a drogue housing for VHF trailing wire antenna(the Boeing E-4B also uses one which is approx. 8 km long). Also it is known the under carriage pods of the Maxdome carry electricty generators!

    in reply to: Russian Monster #698503
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    RE: Russian Monster

    I have seen this before….it was supposed to be the next large capacity jet for Russia but the project was surpresed in favour of Il 86/96 varients. This varient also continued to have many problems with hydrolics…..i also heard one of its 3 prototypes crashed doing trials in Siberia.

    in reply to: Heathrow to Halifax #698694
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    RE: Heathrow to Halifax

    u dislike flying…OMG….:p. I would take AC over UA anytime.

    in reply to: A monthly newsletter #698706
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    RE: A monthly newsletter

    Ok…i will tell you soon if you are in or not Ja……EGNM correspondents will just deliver news of the latest happenings in your particular country. Desk Editors job will be finding suitable pictures regarding the stories given to him. We hope to get a good response from you all!!

    in reply to: Guess again! #698947
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    RE: Guess again!

    yes it is the Fokker 28….also except the wheel base the wing is also nearer to the front door than the MD 80 series.

    in reply to: Lockheed Electra: Any still in commercial service? #699132
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    DHL?

    does DHL still operate one or two??

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