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Just seen this article on the BBC.
It's a shame to hear this as it seems they were starting to get it all together.
Rich
It's a shame to hear this as it seems they were starting to get it all together.
Rich
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Sure is an untapped market there, guess good for Jordanian aviation.Originally posted by rich7271 View PostJust seen this article on the BBC.
It's a shame to hear this as it seems they were starting to get it all together.
Rich
Big hit for Boeing, lots of B737 and B787 on order, I think they should rethink
their strategy and go for less prestigous aircrafts like Antonov, ARJ and Tupolev,
harder to sell off."The real CEO of the 787 project is named Potemkin" -
In fairness, it lasted longer then I thought it would. Shame though.Comment
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Did they operate 747sp's? I know Iran Air,Saudi Arabian and Syrian did.Who's on first?..........Comment
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Yes, the old Iraqi Airways had 2 SPs, though one was often commandeered for government use. One of them is now parked in Tunisia (has been there, I think, since the 1991 Gulf War), the other is a wreck in Baghdad.Originally posted by canair67 View PostComment
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