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Originally Posted by Bucking Bar
(Post 1469515)
Yep ... about 54,800 lbs ... 28,400 thrust rating
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Originally Posted by buzzpat
(Post 1469484)
We also wear garlic wreaths around our necks.
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Originally Posted by Bucking Bar
(Post 1469523)
... bet it is because they don't do flaps 1. Lets see ...
Heard Boeing's new bosses found some "dial a flap" controls and are going to install them for MD88 commonality & dispatch. |
Originally Posted by biigD
(Post 1469486)
Hmmm...interesting. I've always looked at the -900 as Boeing's version of the 321. But as I understand it, the 321 is inferior to the 320 in every possible way except capacity. Sounds like that's not the case with the -900 vs. the -800.
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I don't know where my buddy got this but:
Navy: The truth is the Navy has an excellent track record of knowing what it's doing. We saw the potential in Mav and Goose and we sent them to Miramar, which I don't think the Air Force would have done. |
Have any of you guys checked a bag at the ticket counter when listed for the cockpit jumpseat? Is this possible?
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Originally Posted by roadrunner65
(Post 1469563)
Have any of you guys checked a bag at the ticket counter when listed for the cockpit jumpseat? Is this possible?
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Originally Posted by Bucking Bar
(Post 1469526)
For some reason that does not deter those in the hospitality profession who randomly scream "HOUSEKEEPINNGG" while hitting a pot with a wooden spoon and operating a JT8B on a stick with an ineffective dust bag over it's thrust reverser housing.
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Originally Posted by slowplay
(Post 1469566)
Yes and yes. When you list for the jumpseat you create a PNR (it's the 6 digit record locator). Use that at the ticket counter and they'll tag your bag.
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Originally Posted by biigD
(Post 1469486)
Hmmm...interesting. I've always looked at the -900 as Boeing's version of the 321. But as I understand it, the 321 is inferior to the 320 in every possible way except capacity. Sounds like that's not the case with the -900 vs. the -800.
The newer 321s (not NEO) have a much higher max takeoff weight than the 737-900 at 206,000 (39,000 lbs higher than the A320, 19,000 lbs higher than the 737-900ER) and can hold up to 53,000 lbs of fuel. Also engines are uprated to 33,000 lbs of thrust. That's a lot more airplane than just a 320... and a lot more airplane than a 739. More comfy in the front and back, too. :) |
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