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What a Strange Looking Aircraft! (Read 772 times)
Jun 10
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I have never seen nor heard of this thing!
It is called a Gazpromavia Antonov AN-74TK-1000C.
Is it me or did the designers put the engines on the top of the wing instead of the bottom and a bit too close together
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Jun 10
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ah the mickey mouse plane. cool shots. we had one in bristol a few years back.
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Jun 10
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Ahh its pretty common..
Spectacular a/c imo
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Jun 10
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Dave - You've led a sheltered life.... Jet efflux over the wings is old technology, which only Antonov has really managed to commercialize...
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Jun 10
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Been around over 20 years - i've got pics of it at Farnborough in the mid 80s...
The other benefit of the enging position is it keeps the muck out of the airflow when operating off ill prepared surfaces...
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Jun 10
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Posted by: Felix/FFDS Posted on: Today at 3:16pm
Dave - You've led a sheltered life....
I think so Felix
Look, now she is a Cessna CitationX!
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Jun 10
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Ah the Coaler. Dates back to the 70's. Where was that, Dave? I've seen one fly around here..
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Jun 10
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I've seen that before also. And I could swear I've seen pictures of a similar aircraft that was amphibious. Anyone know what it might be?
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Jun 10
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Be-200 or A-40, both by Beriev
Russian planes:
IL-76 (all standard length ones)
,
Tu-154 and Il-62
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Tu-134
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An-24RV
&&&&AI flightplans and repaints can be found
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Jun 10
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But Ivan, it says right on the nose "An-74"
..Antonov..
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Jun 10
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But Ivan, it says right on the nose "An-74"
..Antonov..
He was naming the amphibious aircraft that Tacitblue was asking about with a similar engine layout.
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Jun 10
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He was responding to my question. I looked up both A-40 and Be-200 on Airliners.net, and: Wow, what an impressive aircraft!
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Jun 10
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*sigh*
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Jun 10
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Oh. Missed that..
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Jun 11
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, 2005 at 2:40am
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wait this lookes like an A-10 Thunberbolt for the commerical industry. mabye boeing makes it?
I could be wrong...
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