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More thrust - is it really transformative ?

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Old 16th Nov 2015, 20:32
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Now I'm going to refer to two quite different aircraft, so that might disqualify me, given all that has been said thus far. In 1970, I was short-toured from the RAF's really rather underpowered Belfast to go to the US on exchange on the Lockheed C-141A, a very different beast. On my first takeoff from Travis AFB, as those P&W engines bit and I was pinned to the back of my seat, had you asked me if thrust was transformative, I would have been in no doubt whatsoever as to my answer!
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