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  • in reply to: Future of B-747-400ER/XX #640309
    omar
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    B747

    I feel that the 744 has fulfilled it’s need and now needs to retire gracefully as a freighter.I’ve flown on 744s at least six or seven times and think that they should let the 777 take over as Boeing’s main heavyweight.The A380 will also eventually face the same fate.It’s gonna be too big!

    in reply to: Emirates A340 overrun at JNB #670915
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    A340 incident

    I wonder after all this,how SAA’s A340-600 are performing.Does anyone know of any incidents?

    in reply to: B777 family should expand quickly #673333
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    r.e.

    I agree with you realistically that the 777 family has probably reached it’s growth potential,but to truly compete with the A330/A340s,Boeing should’ve introduced 3 different sized models from the start.This is what I would’ve liked:

    777-200(300 passengers/6,300 mls range)
    777-200ER(300 passengers/8,700 mls range)
    777-200ER(stretch)(330 passengers/8,500 mls range)
    777-300(380 passengers/7,300 mls range)
    777-300ER(380 passengers/8,700 mls range)
    777-300F(100 tons of freight/6,000 mls range)
    777-400(330 passengers/10,200 mls range)

    span length height

    777-200 200ft 209.1ft 60.10ft
    777-200ER 200ft 209.1ft 60.10ft
    777-200ERS 200ft 223.2ft 60.10ft
    777-300 212.8ft 247.3ft 62ft
    777-300ER 212.8ft 247.3ft 62ft
    777-300F 212.8ft 247.3ft 62t
    777-400 212.8ft 222.9ft 62ft

    I think that with these revised configurations the 777 would be clearly ahead of Airbus.

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