777-BCF decision?
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Nah. They will wait until they bring a few pros to the line or maybe even hire before they decide that we have too many mouths to feed AGAIN. At least I got used to 50 hour months. I am sure I can do 4a2b again in the interest of 'unity'.
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Has anyone heard rumors of Fred buying 6 Finnair MD-11's? (And I don't want any facts brought into this discussion i.e. that Finnair only has three '11s, etc.)
I thought we were trying to get out of the '11 business, but I have heard this particular rumor on two DIFFERENT layovers, so it must be true!
Cheers,
Beertini
I thought we were trying to get out of the '11 business, but I have heard this particular rumor on two DIFFERENT layovers, so it must be true!
Cheers,
Beertini
#25
Looks like the 777-200 comes in 3 different MTOGWs. All less than the MD-10-30.
Boeing 777-200 | Airliners.net
FWIW (not much) I heard the MD-11s (8) were already cargo jets which is what makes them so economical to buy. I.E. no conversion costs. That said, it looks like Lufthansa has 4 parked at Victorville and Transmile has 4 parked at the Kuala Lumpur downtown airport. Coincedence? Smoke screen? All I really know is that a UN soldier landed in my back yard in a black helicopter and whispered this info to me. And that's all she wrote!
Boeing 777-200 | Airliners.net
FWIW (not much) I heard the MD-11s (8) were already cargo jets which is what makes them so economical to buy. I.E. no conversion costs. That said, it looks like Lufthansa has 4 parked at Victorville and Transmile has 4 parked at the Kuala Lumpur downtown airport. Coincedence? Smoke screen? All I really know is that a UN soldier landed in my back yard in a black helicopter and whispered this info to me. And that's all she wrote!
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Looks like the 777-200 comes in 3 different MTOGWs. All less than the MD-10-30.
Boeing 777-200 | Airliners.net
FWIW (not much) I heard the MD-11s (8) were already cargo jets which is what makes them so economical to buy. I.E. no conversion costs. That said, it looks like Lufthansa has 4 parked at Victorville and Transmile has 4 parked at the Kuala Lumpur downtown airport. Coincedence? Smoke screen? All I really know is that a UN soldier landed in my back yard in a black helicopter and whispered this info to me. And that's all she wrote!
Boeing 777-200 | Airliners.net
FWIW (not much) I heard the MD-11s (8) were already cargo jets which is what makes them so economical to buy. I.E. no conversion costs. That said, it looks like Lufthansa has 4 parked at Victorville and Transmile has 4 parked at the Kuala Lumpur downtown airport. Coincedence? Smoke screen? All I really know is that a UN soldier landed in my back yard in a black helicopter and whispered this info to me. And that's all she wrote!
And - Yes the 777-200 would be a MD-10 replacement, hence the companies fight to keep the 777 at wide body pay.
#27
I was chatting with a guy I commute to work with about his desire to start 777 training and the crew bus rumors swirled about FX getting some 777 from an Asian carrier for conversion. I've heard other carrier(s) mentioned too. Any truth to the rumor of a 777-BCF soon?
I'm happy on the 11 but would love to see more widebodies in our fleet.
I'm happy on the 11 but would love to see more widebodies in our fleet.
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Exactly, why is everyone so excited about this? We should buy another 100 A310's. It is cheaper and pays the same.
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