i found the phillipines decal sheet. does anyone have a
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Get one here:
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It has the correct GE engines for Philippine Airlines.
Scott.
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once again the knowledge in this group amazes me. thanks, scott, that's the kit and the price is very good.
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Have you ever noticed that Americans tend to say seven forty seven, whereas other nationalities (eg Australians) say seven four seven when referring to the Jumbo jet?
Just a bit of trivia.
Tim Brimelow
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In addition, all the above are usually not in the aviation field. To those that work/crew them its shorten to four-sevens. I.e. I fly three-sevens, I work on seven-sevens, they retired the two-sevens and replaced them with three-sevens, etc, etc.
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Yes, thats very true amougst, gate agents, ticket agents, reservationist, travel agents. On their computer screens, aircraft are "usually" 3 letter/number codes. So as where a pilot/mechanic/flight attendant crews/works six-sevens or three-sevens, an agent knows via the computer if your booked on a seven-six-three, 763 (767-300) or a seven-three-eight, 738 (737-800).