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I just flew on Northwest, a DC-9-50 connecting with a DC-9-30. And this idea came to me: what would the European equivalent be? A DH Trident 3B connecting to a Trident 2E! Anyone care to illustrate such a fleet of Trident's at a Euro hub in present day colours?
China would work as well, imagine China Southern or China Eastern operating a fleet of used Tridents in new cs. And even Africa or the Mideast...... |
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Insane Collector
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Always felt it was more...
727 - DH121 DC9 - BAC 1-11 Electra - Vanguard.... Pity there wasnt a US version of the VC10.... ![]() |
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Ok, I thought more in terms of capacity and size but if you want to expand:
727-200 connecting to a 727-100 Bac 1-11-500 connecting to a -200 Caravelle 12 connecting to Caravelle IV Tupolev 154 connecting to a 134, nahhhh ![]() Where in the world can you still do that? But here in the good ol' USA you can still fly DC-9-30/40/50's on Mainline services. FYI just came back on the same routing with two CRJ-200's- Made the DC-9-50 look like a spaceship! |
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Or an A300 on to a Mystere then on to a Caravelle 6N then on to an F28 then on to a VFW-614 then on to a Corvette!!!!
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