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**NBGTowerGuy** · 2005-07-08, 16:30

It looks more like an A340-300 or -500. The APU exaust is a give away. the 747 has a curved back, where as the A340 has a round one.

**Chris@YYZ** · 2005-07-08, 16:35

its an A340-500, not a 747-400

**Crazy764** · 2005-07-08, 16:35

Definitely an A345.

**YYZPICS** · 2005-07-08, 16:42

oo my bad, from that angle it looked like it to me, those engines threw me off to.

**ptbodale** · 2005-07-08, 17:27

The last B744 Air Canada acft, fin 343 (C-GAGN) ferried from YUL to TLV on 12Jan05 as flt AC7052.

**YWGJoe** · 2005-07-08, 17:43

Yeah, that's definitely an A345. Had the opportunity to see one last week in YYZ...impressive bird!

**onlyboeingifly** · 2005-07-08, 18:17

its for sure a 345, you can tell by the engines.

**matthew** · 2005-07-08, 21:08

ditto to the above

**uy707** · 2005-07-11, 13:10

Originally posted by Crazy764

Definitely an A345.

You bet ! Burst on my face when opening the picture link !!!!

Alain

**avro_arrow_25206** · 2005-07-11, 13:32

How did you guys tell it was a -500?

**ACman** · 2005-07-11, 15:05

Originally posted by avro_arrow_25206

How did you guys tell it was a -500?

Engines,
Wingroot,
Horzontal stab shape,
Tail cone or "Empannage"
gear doors and placement,
wings and fairings
flaps

**Crazy764** · 2005-07-11, 18:34

Originally posted by avro_arrow_25206

How did you guys tell it was a -500?

The gigantic engines.

**Cam** · 2005-07-11, 20:39

Originally posted by ptbodale

The last B744 Air Canada acft, fin 343 (C-GAGN) ferried from YUL to TLV on 12Jan05 as flt AC7052.

The knowledge master has spoken...I gotta get into operations...

**ptbodale** · 2005-07-12, 03:49

They knew because the only 4 engine aircraft that Air Canada has is the A343/345.

Air Canada 747?