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  • Seven Twenty Anybody ?

    Next to the DC.8 and 707, time to remember the 720 ....
    Externally looking like a 707, but pretty much a different bird, this why personnally I keep a separate record.

    09/73 - Ethiopian - 060B(I think) - ADD-DLA
    03/81 - Monarch - 051B - G-BHGE - NCE-LTN
    07/82 - Conair Scandinavia - 025 purejet - OY-DSP - NCE-CDG - for AF
    07/86 - Air Malta - 047B - 9H-AAH - MLA-ORY
    07/88 - MEA - 047B - OD-AGF - CDG-MRS - for UTA, return with NXA DC.8

    Now your turns

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  • #2
    Never flown in one but had in 2001 the privilage of seeing P&W's C-FETB nee N7538A, a 707-023(B) which was headed north over Montreal presumably on a test flight. Noisy, smoky bugger!
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    • #3
      Originally posted by DAL767-400ER
      Only flown on the 722 once, on a flight which turned into my worst landing experience ever, sometime during the 90's, MGM-ATL, landing on 27L in a major crosswind, allowing me (on the left side) to see the end of 27R, and then the left wingtip almost hitting the concrete. In end everything turned out fine, but the pilot chose not to open the cockpit door while the pax were still deplaning.
      Do you mean 720?
      - The baby will be back -

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      • #4
        Originally posted by babypurin
        Do you mean 720?
        No, I meant the 727, though I wonder how you got that idea .

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        • #5
          Originally posted by DAL767-400ER
          No, I meant the 727, though I wonder how you got that idea .
          ...because this topic is about 720's not 727's.
          - The baby will be back -

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          • #6
            Air Malta

            Yeah, I've flown an Air Malta 720 when I was young. Also visited the cockpit and the Pakistani captain was a really nice guy.

            The 720s were the golden era of Maltese aviation - they were big, loud and graceful - a touch of class when compared to today's more efficient, but much more boring airliners...

            In Malta we have the honour of being the world's only airport with two 720s!

            One is ex-Air Malta 9H-AAM, which is sadly used for fire drills

            [photoid=205820]

            The other is JAR Aviation's N720JR, which has been in long-term parking since March 2004.

            [photoid=376865]

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            • #7
              Originally posted by a78jumper
              Noisy, smoky bugger!
              I know it. Aren't they great!?!
              THE VOICE OF REASON HAS SPOKEN!
              Pop quiz: Which US president said, "Saddam Hussein has spent the better part of this decade, and much of his nation's wealth, not on providing for the Iraqi people, but on developing nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and the missiles to deliver them."
              George W. Bush is not correct. It was Bill Clinton in his 1998 State of the Union speech. HMMMMMMMMM.

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              • #8
                American Airlines FLight 858
                Montego Bay (MBJ)
                Miami Int'l (MIA)
                Boeing 727-200
                N731AA

                American Airlines FLight 858
                Miami Int'l (MIA)
                Newark Int'l (EWR)
                Boeing 727-200
                N713AA

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                • #9
                  Never had the chance to fly it. I think most were out of service by the time I was born.

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                  • #10
                    Found a ton of Continental 727s in my flight logbook....mostly in the EWR-PBI or EWR-MCO market...two meatballs, the rest were the globe

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