Why heavy?

[ivo]

Drew wrote:
That plane just looks sooooooooooo wrong

I feel sorry for the pilots of these planes

[jetBlue220]

It's called the Beluga, lol.

I believe it's a type of Airbus A300-600.

[Anastasios]

I believe Heavy planes are wide bodies and other jets are narrow bodies, that's for passenger planes nice to remember.

However, I don't know about cargo planes.

Tasos.

[ILikePlanes]

is that thing Real????

[ivo]

Yep, it a real plane. It a Beluga, and just like JetBlue220 said, it a A300-600.

[archer49d]

ivo wrote:

Drew wrote:
That plane just looks sooooooooooo wrong

I feel sorry for the pilots of these planes

Yep... I sure feel sorry for these guys... their laughing all the way to the bank... really stinks to get paid to fly.

[Full_Throttle0]

is there a classification "tall-body?"

planes flying in pattern will hit it the "buluga" when it is parked at the ramp, when they're on downwind



Post Edited ( 04-22-06 14:23 )

[Full_Throttle0]

http://www.travelfox.com/archive/20040705.htm

check out that wake



Post Edited ( 04-21-06 16:47 )