Swimming Jets (picture included)
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Swimming Jets (picture included)
Hello,
I am really not a poster in this forum, but I thought you might find my picture funny, the jets in the pic are cargo planes, the Sabreliner is part of a pretty large fleet of about 20.
I used to fly in a fractional (B400A) but I really didn't like bizjet aviation, now I fly helicopters.
Only in Mexico
I am really not a poster in this forum, but I thought you might find my picture funny, the jets in the pic are cargo planes, the Sabreliner is part of a pretty large fleet of about 20.
I used to fly in a fractional (B400A) but I really didn't like bizjet aviation, now I fly helicopters.
Only in Mexico
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Err no, sorry you are wrong about only in Mexico. When the Mississippi River flooded in the mid 1990 there where two notable airports that where flooded and lost a lot of biz-jets that could not be flown out. The airports flooded where Sprit of St. Louis KSUS and Perryville KK02.
There are pictures of a Jetstar, Lear Jets, Sabreliners and other biz-jets floating around the airport. Some were salvaged and some were scraped out.
There are pictures floating (pun intended) around the inter-net but I can’t find them right now.
There are pictures of a Jetstar, Lear Jets, Sabreliners and other biz-jets floating around the airport. Some were salvaged and some were scraped out.
There are pictures floating (pun intended) around the inter-net but I can’t find them right now.
