JANET 737 photo on FAA FB Page
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JANET 737 photo on FAA FB Page
To those who have flown in/out of McCarran International be it on a casino, lads long weekend or Red Flag...one probably taxies past a discrete airline terminal.
As yesterday the FAA recognized 48 years since the first flight of the 737 on their FB...the very photo they put up is a DoD/ Dept of AF contracted JANET 737
Could they not have put a pic of a Southwest Airlines or other airline pic?
Cheers
As yesterday the FAA recognized 48 years since the first flight of the 737 on their FB...the very photo they put up is a DoD/ Dept of AF contracted JANET 737
Could they not have put a pic of a Southwest Airlines or other airline pic?
Cheers
Perhaps the reason they showed that aircraft Janet was because EG&G's 'Special Projects' Janet fleet used some of the oldest 737s still around, until they 'upgraded' to ex-Air China -600s about 5 years ago?
Shuttling workers between McCarran and Dreamland and other locations can't have been that demanding on the old things....
Shuttling workers between McCarran and Dreamland and other locations can't have been that demanding on the old things....
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It required a pic of the old skinny engine pods to highlight the FAA's point about longevity etc. Almost every 737 in airline service for the last two decades has modern fan engines because the government doesn't pay for their fuel.
