Whispering T-Jets returning to OZ
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That's how they were marketed.
'TAA PROUDLY PRESENTS THE 727 WHISPERING T-JET....INTRODUCING PURE JET TRAVEL TO AUSTRALIA WITH THE QUIETEST JET IN THE WORLD'
'TAA PROUDLY PRESENTS THE 727 WHISPERING T-JET....INTRODUCING PURE JET TRAVEL TO AUSTRALIA WITH THE QUIETEST JET IN THE WORLD'
We had a version of Whisper Jets here:
https://www.airliners.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=259675
When asked what they whisper, the reply was "...fly Delta..."
https://www.airliners.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=259675
When asked what they whisper, the reply was "...fly Delta..."
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How we suffered in our portable heliport building near the threshold of 25 when the 727s wound up their engines to depart west. Sounded like F-111 engine runs at Amberley.
They were a whisper up the front in F or J class at 35k feet. As a former LAME my ears are still ringing. Those and F28 were ear destroyers. F27s were not much fun either.
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On a cold morning in spring the departing F28s could make the air crackle from 5 km away.
[QUOTE=longlegs;11502522]In uncertain economic times, the ABC has reported both QF and VA have announced the imminent return of Boeing three holers!
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What is the aircraft type the journalist is supposed to have said if they had done their research properly and realised the 727 is long gone?🤔
[/QUOTEWhat is the aircraft type the journalist is supposed to have said if they had done their research properly and realised the 727 is long gone?🤔
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What is the aircraft type the journalist is supposed to have said if they had done their research properly and realised the 727 is long gone?
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