Why Is The Boeing 757 Called The 'Flying Pencil?'
Narrow-body aircraft are considered invaluable for runways and airports that can't accommodate double-row counterparts, but ...
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Why Are Wheels Falling Off Boeing Aircraft?
"The captain is responsible for determining how to respond to these incidents." The Boeing 757-200, the aircraft involved in the Monday incident, has a total of ten tires, four on each of the two ...
The 727: Boeing's Only Trijet Aircraft
The Boeing 727's final scheduled passenger flight was operated by Iran Aseman Airlines in January 2019 between Zahedan ...
What Aircraft Does Mark Cuban Fly?
The jet is a Gulfstream V model. This was introduced by Gulfstream in 1997, and was top of the range when Cuban bought it. The Gulfstream V was the first ultra-long-range business aircraft in the ...
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5 Things That Make The Boeing 757 An Iconic Aircraft
According to Boeing, the 757 can accommodate between 200 and 295 passengers, depending on the variant. Delta Air Lines is one of the largest remaining operators of the 757 aircraft, with a fleet ...
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Royal New Zealand Air Force Wants 737s or A321s to Replace Aging Boeing 757s
The Royal New Zealand Air Force has begun a tender process for the replacement of its two Boeing 757 aircraft ... 10 is a closer equivalent to the 757-200. Unlike the Boeing 737, 747, 767 and ...
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2/01/1964: Boeing 727 Enters Service With Eastern
DALLAS — Today, in 1964, the three-engined Boeing 727 entered service with launch customer Eastern Air Lines (EA), one of the "Big Four" domestic airlines created by the Spoils Conferences of 1930.