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Originally Posted by khergan
(Post 3920872)
Its the Polaris configuration they want so they can bag the premium customer doing SFO to DCA or LAX to EWR.
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Originally Posted by hercretired
(Post 3920711)
https://www.boeing.com/commercial/73...echnical-specs
The -10 can only do 3,100 NM range? Please someone tell me this is a joke |
Originally Posted by Swakid8
(Post 3920921)
It doesn't need crazy range, UAL wants the Max 10 for a Domestic Premium Service product. They will have lie flats and will be used on Trans-cons. Think EWR/JFK/IAD - SFO/LAX
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Not personally a MAX fan myself, but I will say it's pretty quiet inside, especially in the first 5 or so rows.... noticably quieter than an NG or CEO airbus. I wonder if it'll be nicer than the coffin lie flat on the old 777s.
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Originally Posted by Uninteresting
(Post 3920944)
sure, but it’s still a single aisle 737 (versus 76, 330/350/777). Also likely louder.
United is not the only airline rolling out lie flat products on narrow bodies and will not be the last to offer a premium service domestic product… Also 757/767 aren’t quiet jets neither…. The Max also isn’t loud airplane unlike the NGs…. |
Originally Posted by Turbosina
(Post 3920909)
Does this mean we get to DH in Polaris lie flats? Sign me up 😁
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Originally Posted by khergan
(Post 3920872)
Its the Polaris configuration they want so they can bag the premium customer doing SFO to DCA or LAX to EWR.
United bid for a second daily SFO-DCA instead of adding LAX-DCA. I guess those customers can go fly Delta or American or Alaska… |
Originally Posted by iahflyr
(Post 3921077)
But not LAX-DCA because United does not fly that, for some reason…
United bid for a second daily SFO-DCA instead of adding LAX-DCA. I guess those customers can go fly Delta or American or Alaska… All the the Silicon Valley lobbyists and political influencers not rich enough to hop their own jet need a way back and forth. These SFO-DCA flights literally connect the center of tech money to the center of power in the US. :D |
Originally Posted by Uninteresting
(Post 3920944)
sure, but it’s still a single aisle 737 (versus 76, 330/350/777). Also likely louder.
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Originally Posted by TFAYD
(Post 3921089)
you mean like a 757?
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