This model looks like it has two things different than the last release. The Southwest.com winglets, which are very hard to see in this photo, and the black lines on the wing. Not quite sure what they are though.
Okay you blind bats , on the inside of the winglets, it has "southwest.com" written vertically in the blue area. The picture is bad, but if u go to the GJ website you can compare it with the 445 winglets on the database.
Okay you blind bats , on the inside of the winglets, it has "southwest.com" written vertically in the blue area. The picture is bad, but if u go to the GJ website you can compare it with the 445 winglets on the database.
Da Reb
I think he meant he did not see it in pictures of the real aircraft as in the link he posted.
According to SWA, this will soon be featured on all of their aircraft with Winglets...
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Sadly enough...
Not a big fan of "dotcom" pimping on 1:1 liveries but I dig the new B737-700 model with .com winglets!
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OK...I'll concede that when the pic on the GJ site is blown way up, the .com title is more apparent. However, a small pic (and even on a large pic given a casual glance) makes the titles look like an additional, thin gold stripe.
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, on the inside of the winglets, it has "southwest.com" written vertically in the blue area. The picture is bad, but if u go to the GJ website you can compare it with the 445 winglets on the database.
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