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chornedsnorkack
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Boeing 747-400LCF

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What is the fuselage cross-section of 747-400LCF?

When is it supposed to have first flight?

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Post by fokker_f27 »

It has already flown. Check out this topic: viewtopic.php?t=17243
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Flight

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When was the first flight then? Cannot find a date there...

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Post by grunf »

hello.

There was no first flight, yet.

modifications are in progress, in Taiwan. This was just a "photoshop" first flight.

As someone mentioned, you can see there are no hinges on the right hand side located at the aft fuselage.

Also, this will not be the coloring scheme.

Regards,

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First flight will be before the end of the summer. Anyway, how do you people like the plane, I think it looks awesome.

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David747 wrote:I think it looks awesome.
:thumbsup2: I think you are right. :D

BTW: I also love the Super Guppy and the Beluga!
Onward and Upward...

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Post by Bilboone »

Roll out of the first Boeing 747-LCF

link here

The first test flight will be on 8/23 and ferry back to US on 8/28 at RCTP Airport.

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I would imagine the tail section that "swivels" would weigh a fairly considerable amount, so there may be a fairly significant turning moment on those hinges on the port side of the aircraft.

Is there/will there be a 'supporting" leg or whatever on the starboard side of the tail so it doesn't twist when disengaged from the remainder of the fuselage?

Mike McInerney

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It is soo much beter looking then the beluga ... :D

Regards Tim

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Post by AlexanderM »

burner737 wrote:It is soo much beter looking then the beluga ... :D
I think the Beluga looks quite euhm... funny.

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