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sn26567 wrote:Let's talk aviation and nothing else (except for those who want to "relax" - and do nothing else than relax - in the pub).

Hi Andre,

This is what I have allways been wishing to do(so for the others) .
So we do understand eachother (and others) .

Thanks for the greetings.

BOEING 737-8AR


In order to replace the aging Boeing 727, the Legislative Yuan approved the budget for a new Boeing 737-800 in April 1998. The Ministry of National Defense immediately signed the contract with Boeing in June of the same year. The last Boeing 727 was officially retired on September ...

Hi demol,

BTW a long time ago Lien mentionned http://www.crewstart.com/,
which contains the whole information, but nobody paid any attention
to it.

How many members should participate to make a Poll Valid as a % of total membership ?

Total number of members is 2500+

A Poll is only valid when at least 200 active topic senders out of
a total of 2500+ members participate.
This is <10% of total membership.

This is the absolute legal MINIMUM.

I remember flying with my brother on those beautiful planes.
They had three of them: 5A-DAA, 5A-DAB and 5A-DAE
I flew on all three of them several times.

Apart from the front wheel it looks fabulous


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USS George Washington (CVN 73) sixth Nimitz class nuclear Carrier








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Here some special 737 links

Kulula.com Boeing 737-436

http://www.planepictures.net/netshow.cgi?153858

BWIA Boeing 737-8Q8

http://www.planepictures.net/netshow.cgi?153831

SkyEurope Airlines Boeing 737-500 (a Woman on the fusulage)

http://www.planepictures.net/netshow.cgi?153781

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Here some special 777 links

Special kind of JAL landing

http://www.planepictures.net/netshow.cgi?153845

Air Austral Boeing 777-2Q8 ER F-ORUN (ex.air Europe EI-CRT)

http://www.planepictures.net/netshow.cgi?153940


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Here is a pic 5A-DDY


http://www.planepictures.net/netshow.cgi?84178


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I am surprised MD-11, that it takes not longer to draw such a beautiful drawing.

It would take me at least one day.

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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, October 29 - 2003 at 09:26


Boeing 777-300ER stops in Dubai on worldwide ETOPS test flight
The Boeing 777-300ER, the newest addition to the 777 family, stopped in Dubai—one of eight stops worldwide—on its global ETOPS (Extended Operations) certification flight test ...

IAI Elta Radar Testbed

The IAI Elta division 737-200A testbed has been used to develop systems since 1979. These have included maritime patrol signal intelligence, image intelligence using synthetic aperture radar, AEW and most recently Flight Guard, a commercial aircraft missile protection system ...

Yes but the Belgian is the STRANGEST.

What does OO- stand for, I don't see any connection

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As some members have mentioned the B737BBJ's, here is the

latest list. So one can have an idea of the number of planes, and

delivered to whom.


Until now more than 90 BBJ1s (based on the 737-700) and BBJ2s (based on the 737-800) have been delivered, 11 of them in 2002. All BBJs have been ordered ...

Last update 1 November 2003 Boeing 777 situation

Singapore Airlines (SQ) now has all their 777s in service. They had a few stored at Paine Field, WA right after delivery.

Varig Brasil (RG) is rumored to be leasing the two ex-Khalifa Airways (K6) 777s that have been stored.

Air Madrid is a new ...

Boeing 737 history:

Boeing, which lead in commercial aviation in the mid-60s due to the 707 and 727,
needed to respond to the airlines demands for a more efficient, short-range
aircraft after Douglas announced the DC-9. It did so by pre-announcing the 737
in February of 1965. The 737 went on to ...

Hallo,

Does anybody know where in the Brussels Region I can find/buy
Hasegawa 1:200 Airliners models ?

I also have seen a shop on the Leuvensesteenweg (Zaventem/Steenokkerzeel), do they sell these planes there ?


Thanks

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First thing a heard about, me too would like to know the link .

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