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<_< ------ Interesting article: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Pratt-Whitney-to-Deliver-prnews-2314593588.html?x=0
<_< ------ Interesting article: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Pratt-Whitney-to-Deliver-prnews-2314593588.html?x=0
Do that today and you'd be getting an LOI from the Feds.🙄 ------ Brings back old memories doesn't it? I remember the expression on one of our passenger's face when he saw me sitting on top of one of the pylons, beating on a T.C. cover with a wooden chock, trying to get the latches latched, with a plane full of people, in the gate, waiting to be pushed back for their flight!-------- I looked over, and saw all these noses pressed against the windows, with looks of shook on their faces! --------- I can imagine what they were thinking!!!------ What the hell is he doing??? 😀
🙄 ------ And I wouldn't recommend it today!!! ------But it worked!------- And as the line mechanics know, sometimes "you got to do what you got to do" to get that plane out of town!-----"SAFELY"!!!Do that today and you'd be getting an LOI from the Feds.
Higher altitudes? Just what I'd want to do, go higher in a 50 year old pressurized fuselage!
🙄 ------ And I wouldn't recommend it today!!! ------But it worked!------- And as the line mechanics know, sometimes "you got to do what you got to do" to get that plane out of town!-----"SAFELY"!!!Do that today and you'd be getting an LOI from the Feds.
Higher altitudes? Just what I'd want to do, go higher in a 50 year old pressurized fuselage!
Nothing compared to the Convair 880. The field went IFR for three minutes after every takeoff.Nothing prettier than an old smoky 707 with those JT-3's!!!!
Nothing compared to the Convair 880. The field went IFR for three minutes after every takeoff.
MK
I like that !!!Nothing compared to the Convair 880. The field went IFR for three minutes after every takeoff.
MK
I've seen a number of 1959 - 1963 model KC-135 tankers in recent years. The first two numbers of any AF plane' tail # is the year the USAF ordered the jet.<_< ------ Interesting article: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Pratt-Whitney-to-Deliver-prnews-2314593588.html?x=0
Any relation to LARGE GREY ?I've seen a number of 1959 - 1963 model KC-135 tankers in recent years. The first two numbers of any AF plane' tail # is the year the USAF ordered the jet.
Or Byron Ledbetter??Any relation to LARGE GREY ?