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RCAF CC-130H Hercules
Good to see you're getting stuck into your project Gordon.....
Joining the RCAF Aurora & Black Bombardier CC-144 and after much promise, the CC-130H is finally uploaded to DLS. Approval is still pending but it should be available soon.
Hercules CC-130H RCAF 344 Startup
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I am also adding the finishing touches the the white variant of the Bombardier CC-144.
Good to see you're getting stuck into your project Gordon.....
Joining the RCAF Aurora & Black Bombardier CC-144 and after much promise, the CC-130H is finally uploaded to DLS. Approval is still pending but it should be available soon.
Hercules CC-130H RCAF 344 Startup
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I am also adding the finishing touches the the white variant of the Bombardier CC-144.
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That looks amazing Gordon! I admire your tenacity!
TheWaluigiKing
Trainz Ninja
If Qantas continues to have isuses they will end up like Pan Am
NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
what re group and become a North American Railroad operator
TheWaluigiKing
Trainz Ninja
As far i know Pan Am went bankrupt after Flight 103.
NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
That was only one part of the Pan Am group of compaines - They still have fingers in the pie in the aircraft field
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Am_Systems
What issues? Qantas has never had a fatal jet airliner accident. ALL of their jets are still in the air, they've never had to scrap a jet due to a crash, and they've never had a crash. Sure, an engine fell off but that was Rolls Royce's fault. Unless you're talking about the Union stuff. Damn Unions :hehe:
Jamie
Jamie
TheWaluigiKing
Trainz Ninja
I was talking about the early Qantas Propeller crashes.
As for flight 32 Rolls Royce should stick to making cars!:hehe:
As for flight 32 Rolls Royce should stick to making cars!:hehe:
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They can't do that. Rolls Royce cars are made by BMW and have been for some years.
That article is misleading, I am a former PAA employee, 24 years until the end of the line on December 4, 1990. Guilford Transportation had or has nothing to do with airline Pan American Airways. And as for the "Damn Unions" remark by H22, if it was not for the union I would not have gotten my pension or received any compensation from the bankruptcy proceedings. And also all aircraft are written off after a crash.
All airlines have incidents/accidents and not all of these result in fatalities. As good as Qantas is in the safety area, they also have accidents. They ran a B747-400 into a golf course in Bangkok, Thailand back in 99. [TABLE="width: 726, align: center"]
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John
Good morning,
After the Thunderbirds F4s, I just uploaded to DLS those used by the Blue Angels.
There are 6 aircrafts, together with their external loads: auxilliary fuel tanks and yellow dummy missiles. The Blue Angels F4s were carrying these missiles during the shows.
Thanks to Ian (Vulcan) who adapted his script for these particular loads (as well as for the Thunderbirds F4s).
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Pascal
(Papou-74222)
After the Thunderbirds F4s, I just uploaded to DLS those used by the Blue Angels.
There are 6 aircrafts, together with their external loads: auxilliary fuel tanks and yellow dummy missiles. The Blue Angels F4s were carrying these missiles during the shows.
Thanks to Ian (Vulcan) who adapted his script for these particular loads (as well as for the Thunderbirds F4s).
Pascal
(Papou-74222)
Different country with a different type of financial structures. I think, Australia's pensions are paid for by centrelink, a government organisation blah blah i dunno because I have little interest in the little smidgy-thingys
Jamie