Boeing 744LCF Beluga!
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From: Kot Addu
Boeing 744LCF Beluga!
Never knew of this, resembles the An-124 http://www.boeing.com/news/releases/...r_050222g.html
other than that its a 124 
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Who's gonna operate them for Boeing?
Last I read was that Boeing was going to farm out the operation of them to a comercial operator? Anyone know who's in the frame? My first guess was one of Atlas, Southern, Evergreen, Kalitta et al.
Will they be available on the open market?
Will they be available on the open market?
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From: bedlam
Nothing like the AN124 whatsoever only that the upper deck is pressurised. The Boeing LCF is a SWINGTAIL product, the An124 is nose and tail loading but is Antonov isnt Swingtail.
B747LCF has 4x engines and is planned to be on the basis of a converted B744F. I understand Evergreen Aircraft Technoligies (Taiwan) are involved in this, i.e. the EVA group not EIA in the USA. Flight International reported this one or two weeks ago.
B747LCF has 4x engines and is planned to be on the basis of a converted B744F. I understand Evergreen Aircraft Technoligies (Taiwan) are involved in this, i.e. the EVA group not EIA in the USA. Flight International reported this one or two weeks ago.
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antonov
Tha An124 has 4 engines like the 747 maybe you thought about the An225 which has 6 engines but you should learn better about airplanes as all antonov's have high wings and boeings are low wings except for C17 (ex douglas) that is high wings.
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