Too Bad We Won't See This at JFK

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04-17-2007, 09:53 AM
Winglets747

Too Bad We Won't See This at JFK

But not a big loss.

http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/20 ... iance.html
04-17-2007, 10:39 AM
Matt Molnar

Wow, that's sexy. Not fair they don't fly their 777s here.
04-17-2007, 10:49 AM
T-Bird76

That bird is configured for domestic runs within Japan. Its amazing when you think that for such a small country they use such large aircraft for short haul routes, and they fill them up!
04-17-2007, 11:10 AM
Tom_Turner

Wow - Using the 777-300 for domestic routes - (with the same scheme).

The 200ER will be for European routes.

We may see it yet - but unlikely considering how few JAL 747 regies we actually get.

Tom
04-17-2007, 04:38 PM
Iberia A340-600

Quote:

Originally Posted by T-Bird76

That bird is configured for domestic runs within Japan. Its amazing when you think that for such a small country they use such large aircraft for short haul routes, and they fill them up!

Tommy, JA704J is actually an internationally configured 777-200. There are photos of her taken at LHR, AMS, SVO, CDG, and ZRH.
04-17-2007, 05:22 PM
T-Bird76

[quote=Iberia A340-600]

Quote:

Originally Posted by "T-Bird76":0251b

That bird is configured for domestic runs within Japan. Its amazing when you think that for such a small country they use such large aircraft for short haul routes, and they fill them up!

Tommy, JA704J is actually an internationally configured 777-200. There are photos of her taken at LHR, AMS, SVO, CDG, and ZRH.[/quote:0251b]

I was talking about the 777-300 they were mentioning as well.
04-17-2007, 05:30 PM
Iberia A340-600

[quote=T-Bird76][quote="Iberia A340-600":d5a83]

Quote:

Originally Posted by "T-Bird76":d5a83

That bird is configured for domestic runs within Japan. Its amazing when you think that for such a small country they use such large aircraft for short haul routes, and they fill them up!

Tommy, JA704J is actually an internationally configured 777-200. There are photos of her taken at LHR, AMS, SVO, CDG, and ZRH.[/quote:d5a83]

I was talking about the 777-300 they were mentioning as well.[/quote:d5a83]

Oh, right! Yup, in that case those 777-300s are in a domestic configuration. Cathay Pacific and ANA do the same thing. The -300ER for all three airlines are the internationally configured ones.
04-18-2007, 08:13 AM
mirrodie

I'll tell you, 2 places I really want ot spot at are in Japan and Israel. Some really great liveries to be seen out there and amazing culture to boot!