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Alaska Airlines Fleet - 2025 - Airliners.net
Dec 31, 2024 · Instead of growing by 26 passenger airplanes, Alaska only grew by only 7 airplanes. In the last 10Q, Alaska was planning on 6 additional MAX 9s that were not delivered in 2024. Assuming …
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Yellow Tube Connected To Plane - Airliners.net
Feb 3, 2004 · On a round-trip from EWR - PBI on a CO 753, I noticed a yellow tube running from underneath the terminal to the underside of the middle of the plane while the plane was sitting at the …
What Makes Airplanes Lift-off? - Airliners.net
May 9, 2009 · RE: What Makes Airplanes Lift-off? #10983729 BY Max777geek - Sat May 09, 2009 10:49 am Quoting Sankaps (Thread starter): A simple question, but don't really know the answer …
Question re. B737 & TOGA - Airliners.net
Mar 14, 2021 · Boeing airplanes also use reduced thrust for takeoff - they just call it ATM instead of FLEX, but the basic principle is the same. Pushing TOGA button before takeoff make the thrust …
Aviation Photo #0652327: Boeing 757-222 - United Airlines
With LH 744 D-ABVE. The two planes appear to be touching! The 757 is on final for 28L while the 747 is for 28R. The runways are 750 ft apart, so there is still plenty of room between them. Incidentally, …
Same Route, Why Not Same Plane? - Airliners.net
Jun 17, 2004 · Scheduling would be simplified if you minimize the movement of airplanes on different routes. Of course there are reasons why an airplane would not be able to time-after-time make the …
What is the exact definition of a "cycle?" - Airliners.net
Feb 15, 2019 · We use large airplanes doing firefighting, that don't pressurize on most missions; they still log landings and cycles. Oh, good point. I didn't mention that a lot of the stress on an engine …