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[jastheace]

Hi Guys,

MAC Airlines has purchased a brand new 737-700 from Boeing, has anyone done a delivery flight from Boeing field to akl before in one of these? i am thinking around the pacific maybe? would make it into a sort of story with screen shots en route, would be a several day -to week trip i guess

thanks for your help


Jason

[AlisterC]

KBFI - PHNL - NSTU - NZAA
You'll make each leg just fine, especially without passengers on board.
Enjoy the journey!

http://gc.kls2.com/cgi-bin/gc?PATH=kbfi ... MAP-STYLE=

[jastheace]

thanks for that, will hopefully get the beast back this weekend (wife and weather permitting)

[scon]

You won't want to leave from Boeing Field.
Believe it or not No Boeing aircraft have been made there, the heavies (767, 787, 777, 747) are made at Paine Field, and the lights (717, 727, 737, 757) are made at Renton Field both are in the Seattle Area, Renton is in Seattle, but Paine is in Everett (greater Seattle)

[happytraveller]

Although not simulation, I read that a Sky Europe 737-700 NG had broken a new record on its delivery flight, 10 hours and 27 minutes between Seattle and Bratislava. Details here if you are interested:-

http://www2.skyeurope.com/en/Default.as ... ewsID=1390

smooth landings!

[AlisterC]

You won't want to leave from Boeing Field.
Believe it or not No Boeing aircraft have been made there, the heavies (767, 787, 777, 747) are made at Paine Field, and the lights (717, 727, 737, 757) are made at Renton Field both are in the Seattle Area, Renton is in Seattle, but Paine is in Everett (greater Seattle)

Actually the 717 was made in Long Beach, California Though those days are long gone

[jastheace]

You won't want to leave from Boeing Field.
Believe it or not No Boeing aircraft have been made there, the heavies (767, 787, 777, 747) are made at Paine Field, and the lights (717, 727, 737, 757) are made at Renton Field both are in the Seattle Area, Renton is in Seattle, but Paine is in Everett (greater Seattle)

cool i didn't know that, i will change my route accordingly thanks

[scon]

You won't want to leave from Boeing Field.
Believe it or not No Boeing aircraft have been made there, the heavies (767, 787, 777, 747) are made at Paine Field, and the lights (717, 727, 737, 757) are made at Renton Field both are in the Seattle Area, Renton is in Seattle, but Paine is in Everett (greater Seattle)

Actually the 717 was made in Long Beach, California Though those days are long gone

good point