QF 73H's in OZ
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Buckshot/Keg,
My understanding of OJB was that the colours were such a success they are staying on until the paint deteriorates to the point of a required repaint - in the normal scheme... Heard it was done only for a single Japanese tourist season because there is a significant weight penalty with the paint. Must be paying off!
Lancer
My understanding of OJB was that the colours were such a success they are staying on until the paint deteriorates to the point of a required repaint - in the normal scheme... Heard it was done only for a single Japanese tourist season because there is a significant weight penalty with the paint. Must be paying off!
Lancer
Nunc est bibendum
That sounds pretty close to me Lancer although it wouldn't surprise me if it got re done the same or similar when it was due for a re spray.
Can you imagine it the faded red that some of our aircraft tails go after 10 years or so?? <img src="eek.gif" border="0">
Can you imagine it the faded red that some of our aircraft tails go after 10 years or so?? <img src="eek.gif" border="0">
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The first 737-800 made its first "in revenue service flight" as QF-501 from Bne to Syd this morning. Further details at <a href="http://www.qantas.com.au" target="_blank">www.qantas.com.au</a> under the media tab.
