Boeing 7xx planes end-to-end

[Billy[_2_]]

This is a repost of a broadcast email, so I apologise if you have already
seen it. If not, enjoy!

"Amid all the 787 roll-out hoopla, perhaps the coolest event went unnoticed.
On Saturday night, Boeing had all of the 787 airline representatives at an
event at the Museum of Flight. At 7:07 PM, an Omega Air Refueling Services
707 landed in front of the crowd (after taking off from Paine Field in
Everett). At 7:17, an AirTran 717 landed. This continued until 8:17 when
an Air France 777-300ER landed. In the end, the 717, 727, 737, 747, 757,
767, and 777 were lined up nose-to-tail on the taxiway. It is the first
time Boeing has had every 7-series airplane in the same place (not counting
the 787, which couldn't make the flight, of course). "

[miket6065]

Interesting to see what appears to be a Concorde in the upper right.

[Alf Blume]

Hello, miket6065!
You wrote on Sat, 28 Jul 2007 02:28:23 -0500:

m> Interesting to see what appears to be a Concorde in the upper right.

. . and a Douglas DC-9 as No. 2 plane ?

With best regards, Alf Blume. E-mail: alfblume(at)hotmaildotcom

[Bobby Galvez]

Alf Blume wrote:

> Hello, miket6065!
> You wrote on Sat, 28 Jul 2007 02:28:23 -0500:
>
> m> Interesting to see what appears to be a Concorde in the upper right.
>
> . . and a Douglas DC-9 as No. 2 plane ?

Redesignated "Boeing 717" after the takeover.

I had the same thought - it's out of place in a Boeing lineup.

BobbyG

[Herman]

"Bobby Galvez" > schreef in bericht
...
>
>
> Alf Blume wrote:
>
>> Hello, miket6065!
>> You wrote on Sat, 28 Jul 2007 02:28:23 -0500:
>>
>> m> Interesting to see what appears to be a Concorde in the upper right.
>>
>> . . and a Douglas DC-9 as No. 2 plane ?
>
> Redesignated "Boeing 717" after the takeover.
>
> I had the same thought - it's out of place in a Boeing lineup.
>
> BobbyG
>
>
>
Me too. Whatever Boeing calls it, it's a DC9.

Regards,
Herman

[Bob Harrington]

[Bob Harrington]

"Herman" > wrote in
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>
> "Bobby Galvez" > schreef in bericht
> ...
>>
>>
>> Alf Blume wrote:
>>
>>> Hello, miket6065!
>>> You wrote on Sat, 28 Jul 2007 02:28:23 -0500:
>>>
>>> m> Interesting to see what appears to be a Concorde in the upper
>>> right.
>>>
>>> . . and a Douglas DC-9 as No. 2 plane ?
>>
>> Redesignated "Boeing 717" after the takeover.
>>
>> I had the same thought - it's out of place in a Boeing lineup.
>>
>> BobbyG
>>
>>
>>
> Me too. Whatever Boeing calls it, it's a DC9.

Or at least an MD-95.

Then there's the Boeing DC-3... ;^}

Bob ^,,^

[Dave Kearton]

Bob Harrington wrote:
>> "miket6065" > wrote in news:peCqi.120$AC7.28
>> @newssvr19.news.prodigy.net:
>>
>>> Interesting to see what appears to be a Concorde in the upper right.
>>
>> That is British Airways Concorde G-BOAG, donated to The Museum of
>> Flight in Seattle in November 2003.
>>
>> The Boeings in the photo are lined up on the taxiway in front of the
>> Museum, located at the south end of Boeing Field.
>>
>> Bob ^,,^


Apropos of nothing, Boag's is a brand of beer made in Tasmania, which I'm
reliably informed, tastes the same going in as it does coming out.





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Cheers

Dave Kearton

[Bob Harrington]

"Dave Kearton" > wrote in
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> Apropos of nothing, Boag's is a brand of beer made in Tasmania,
> which I'm reliably informed, tastes the same going in as it does
> coming out.

That presents a mental image I don't ~even~ want to mentally image.

[Dave Kearton]

Bob Harrington wrote:
>> "Dave Kearton" > wrote in
>> :
>>
>>> Apropos of nothing, Boag's is a brand of beer made in Tasmania,
>>> which I'm reliably informed, tastes the same going in as it does
>>> coming out.
>>
>> That presents a mental image I don't ~even~ want to mentally image.




Especially if you're approaching your golden years .....





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Cheers

Dave Kearton (there must be a name for the condition of going just one
step too far)

[Terry M[_3_]]

Was just at that museum in May - a terrific museum with a great collection.
I highly recommend it to anyone who has never been there or who hasn't been
there in three or four years. Going through the Concorde was quite an
experience.


"Bob Harrington" > wrote in message
...
> "miket6065" > wrote in news:peCqi.120$AC7.28
> @newssvr19.news.prodigy.net:
>
>> Interesting to see what appears to be a Concorde in the upper right.
>
> That is British Airways Concorde G-BOAG, donated to The Museum of Flight
> in
> Seattle in November 2003.
>
> The Boeings in the photo are lined up on the taxiway in front of the
> Museum,
> located at the south end of Boeing Field.
>
> Bob ^,,^

[Scubabix]

It is a Concorde, donated to the MoF by British Airways.

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"miket6065" > wrote in message
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> Interesting to see what appears to be a Concorde in the upper right.
>

[Rob[_4_]]

Terry M wrote:
> Was just at that museum in May - a terrific museum with a great collection.
> I highly recommend it to anyone who has never been there or who hasn't been
> there in three or four years. Going through the Concorde was quite an
> experience.
>
>

The most interesting one is at the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Museum which
has the test bed 002, as flown, with the little one (Handley Page
HP115) beside it.