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deeknow wrote:QUOTE (deeknow @ Aug 14 2013,4:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Wicked set of pics Terry. Some great fodder for the CS / milviz repainters.
How did you end up getting a ride in the old girl? Was it a charter?
PS of course I have to mention its not actually a Classic
Yeah it was a charter for a group of people including me for a conference in Palmy, Id have to say that the 200 series 737 has been the most interesting plane Iv travelled on, I just love those JT8D engines!'All things are possible to him that believes'
deeknow wrote:QUOTE (deeknow @ Aug 14 2013,5:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>You lucky bu66er. Would love to go for a fling in one before they disappear
You notice the reverse buckets rotated around , this was done during development test flights finding the directly up and down were not slowing the aircraft after landing as they were lifting the aircraft off the runway and could not have them sideways due to fuselage damage and blowing the windows out .. you find many photo's well 200s with soot stained fuselages .
I got a one hour jaunt in the reddavison simulator when it was in Christchurch 1980/81 .. my Simulator ride
deeknow wrote:QUOTE (deeknow @ Aug 14 2013,4:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>You lucky bu66er. Would love to go for a fling in one before they disappear
You will need to go overseas then as they have gone from our skies
Nice pics - went on NQC from PN to Auckland many years ago when Air NZ owned it
Nzeddy wrote:QUOTE (Nzeddy @ Aug 14 2013,9:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Did you take a video?
Yes I did actually of the Hushkits in action, our computer is restricted and cant get Youtube so sorry about that'All things are possible to him that believes'
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