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Old 8th May 2004 | 13:30
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Question engine ferrying pods

i'm sure somebody will know,are there any other airliners that can accomodate an 'extra' engine under-wing for ferrying,like the 747? just curious as i've never heard it mentioned.
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Old 8th May 2004 | 13:44
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"5th engine ferry" fairly common on the 707 in 60s & 70s. Special section in performance manual. Also 3 engine ferry not uncommon.

If memory serves someone (John Cunningham?) also did a 2 engine ferry on a Trident out of Geneva I think on 05 with a long climb out over the lake.
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Old 8th May 2004 | 14:26
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VC10 and L1011 (fourthpod in that case!!) to name but two.
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Old 10th May 2004 | 08:07
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There's no need to have a fifth eng pod on the 747-400 as it takes off and flies perfectly well on three.
Three engine ferries are now a non event.
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