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Thread: LGA 11/25: Losing my 100-400 Virginity

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    From top to bottom....

    AA 737-800
    UA 757-200
    DL Embraer 170
    DL MD-80
    CO E145
    US Airbus 319
    UA Airbus 320
    Song/DL 757-200
    Improving. I got all of them except the E145 (sort of). Couldn't tell if the DL was an MD-80 or 81, wasn't sure the 737 was an -800 (is it due to the wignlets?), didn't know the series of the 757's.
    I'm learning to fly, around the clouds. But what goes up must come down. - Tom Petty

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    The difference between the 737-700 and -800 is just length. Either can have winglets. You'll jsut have to train your eyes to notice the difference in size. Unless there's a difference in the doors on either of them, which I'm not exactly sure about.

    If you have more questions about aircraft identification, feel free to start a new thread. We're always willing to helkp out and there's always something new to learn.
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    great shots !

    this is a true winner !

    cheers

    Tamon


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    As for the 757 series, the -200's are what you would normally see. -300's are very rare (outside of operators hubs like NW's) but they pretty much look like a flying pencil! They are quite long and thin, basically a pencil with wings!

    http://www1.airliners.net/open.file/0813411/L/ -757-300

    The -300 also has 2 over-wing exits per side, the -200 has none, just regular door exits
    nwa FOREVER!

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    Fantastic pictures, i like a lot the American 737 and the COA EX ERJ!!
    Cheers!
    Jorge Meneses
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