Boeing 777-200LR Worldliner Successfully Completes World Tour

[Crunk415balla]

I'm glad it stopped by at SFO. How many cities on the tour were domestic?

[AA 1818]

Boeing's World Tour was exactly what it was meant to be, the usual stops and then stops in places where the plane could be shown off for possible buyers. Why should it stop in Dallas? No one there has the cash to afford them there...

[MaxPower]

I wouldn't call 24 cities much of a world tour. I never saw it here in Dallas.

Let alone how many cities were domestic and those international out of that 24 cities ..??? Not much of a world tour . I quote you on that Paul.

I think that was pretty fast of a world tour. They shoud've double it. but I guess in order to get in time for delivery and finishing the last touches. That's prob'ly the reason.

[FlyingPhotog]

Don't you get tired of starting threads that nobody responds to?

Don't you get tired of posting just to crititcize people and not contributing a thing to the thread? You've got a first-class ticket to my ignore list.


Back on topic, I wouldn't call 24 cities much of a world tour. I never saw it here in Dallas.

[Greg Wilson]

And your signature is too big.

Greg

[Showtime100]

Don't you get tired of starting threads that nobody responds to?

[c0ex]

http://boeing.com/news/releases/2005/q3/nr_050809h.html

The Boeing [NYSE:BA] 777-200LR Worldliner, the world's longest-range commercial airplane, returned to Seattle this past Sunday after completing its "Going the Distance" tour that took the airplane to 24 cities across the globe.