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I don't believe the following have been mentioned yet:
Partenavia - Partmafia
Shorts 360 - Irish Concorde (still in it's box)
A318 - minibus
A330 - Half Past Three Bus
A340 - Twenty to four Bus
Airbuses Generally - Sky Skoda (Tinny build quality)
MU2 - Widowmaker
Partenavia - Partmafia
Shorts 360 - Irish Concorde (still in it's box)
A318 - minibus
A330 - Half Past Three Bus
A340 - Twenty to four Bus
Airbuses Generally - Sky Skoda (Tinny build quality)
MU2 - Widowmaker
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When I flew them we called CT4's Bricks for their gliding qualities.I am aware this applies to many AC.
an Ag wagon (ag bag, fag bag depending on the pilot) we called BOB for bucket of bolts.
an Ag wagon (ag bag, fag bag depending on the pilot) we called BOB for bucket of bolts.
Chris Brady's 737 website has the definitive list of aircraft nicknames under the "Humour" link and is well worth a visit.
My favourites (all from the Douglas/McDonnell-Douglas stable):-
DC-10 - Dieselten, Greasy Ten, Death-Cruiser
DC-9 - Diesel Nine
DC-8 Diesel Eight, Greasy Eight
MD-11 - More Death 2, Scud (you can launch it but you can't be sure where it will land!)
Skydivers around my local airport used to use a C182 registered DQF - "Doesn't Quite Fly".
My favourites (all from the Douglas/McDonnell-Douglas stable):-
DC-10 - Dieselten, Greasy Ten, Death-Cruiser
DC-9 - Diesel Nine
DC-8 Diesel Eight, Greasy Eight
MD-11 - More Death 2, Scud (you can launch it but you can't be sure where it will land!)
Skydivers around my local airport used to use a C182 registered DQF - "Doesn't Quite Fly".