They’re doing the same to the 752’s aren’t they ?
Correct, but I don’t know when those modifications will begin.
Here’s the above photo from a different database:
This market will be the next big boom (50-100 seat jets). With their early entry they could very well have some success. Right now only Embraer and Sukhoi are the only 2 offering “true” 50-100 seat jets (I don’t count the CRJ700/900). Bombardier announced their intention of building a similar product but by the time they get the first one out the door Embraer and Sukhoi could very well steal most of the business. I look forward to seeing this Russian entry.
ATA of the US are apparently looking at up to 40 smaller aircraft being A319 or B717
Apparently the company and pilot union recently came to an agreement on pay for the B717 with a possible order as large as 100 in the future. ATA is currently going through some rocky financial times so the future is still cloudy on when and how many of the B717 will be ordered.
Are CO modifying there entire B737 fleet with winglets or is it just a selected amount?
I believe just the 737NG’s.
Thanks for the picture RIPConcorde. The 737 sure does look good with those winglets.
Interesting. Thanks for the info. 🙂
How many pax does the Trislander seat?
8) US 767 GLA-PHL
And here’s the pic from US23 into Philly, how can you tell? 😀
🙂
Beyond it being written on the crane there is a mothballed short marine carrier in the background there from the shutdown naval base. 🙂
Where was the location of the picture from your previous picture group?
3 seconds exposure
focus 5.6
ISO 100
9.77mm focal length
no flash
2560×1920 pixels
shot at 22:16
Thanks. Once again, great pictures.
I’m in the US of A so my experiences and costs won’t translate across the pond. It appears there are a few differences between EU and US pilot careers.
…but there are a few that should know among the ranks here.
That explains the 2″ fuel door discription in the original story. It must have been similar to this 2″ fuel purge panel that was left off in the June incident.
…and had to leave the mayoral seat after paying a prostitute with a check :rolleyes:
Ohio’s finast. 🙂
Great pictures! What settings did you use for your Tower Bridge picture. The lighting is perfect.
I thought all airliners had suction resistant/proof fuel ports. Sounds like there was more of a problem then just the fuel door being left open.
ooops.
Red alright but neither SAS nor hooters :p
Southwest in their new livery?
Is the city Knoxville or something in the central states? It looks really familiar but I can’t place it.