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March 21st, 2007, 11:55 PM
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The Hypo-Jumbo A380 flight to LAX and DC: Useful for the London/Paris/Berlin -- Perth, WA route?
The Hypo-Jumbo A380 flight to LAX and DC: Useful for the
London/Paris/Berlin -- Perth, WA route? Other routes: LAX -- Kingsford Smith (Sydney)? SEA -- Tahiti? Anyway, I really only prefer the more modest 737-2xx and 4xx ... (and its Airbus equivalents) the 747 is just too massive. PS: What is the German word for 'flight attendant'? What is the Icelandic word for 'flight attendant'? What is the Maori word for 'flight attendant'? 
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March 22nd, 2007, 01:27 PM
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The Hypo-Jumbo A380 flight to LAX and DC: Useful for the London/Paris/Berlin -- Perth, WA route?
The Hypo-Jumbo A380 flight to LAX and DC: Useful for the
London/Paris/Berlin -- Perth, WA route? Other routes: LAX -- Kingsford Smith (Sydney)? SEA -- Tahiti? Wikipedia says: Plane max. range B747-400 14,000km A340-500 16.000km A380 15.000km This is not enough for LHR-SYD nonstop, but probably enough for Singapore-New York and any non-stop route flown with a B747. Anyway, I really only prefer the more modest 737-2xx and 4xx ... (and its Airbus equivalents) the 747 is just too massive. Your opinion - if you still find a 737-200 in the wild. PS: What is the German word for 'flight attendant'? "Flugbegleiterin", in most cases the English word "stewardess" is preferred.
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March 22nd, 2007, 02:39 PM
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The Hypo-Jumbo A380 flight to LAX and DC: Useful for the London/Paris/Berlin -- Perth, WA route?
Max Power wrote: The Hypo-Jumbo A380 flight to LAX and DC: Useful for the London/Paris/Berlin -- Perth, WA route? Other routes: LAX -- Kingsford Smith (Sydney)? SEA -- Tahiti? Anyway, I really only prefer the more modest 737-2xx and 4xx ... (and its Airbus equivalents) the 747 is just too massive. PS: What is the German word for 'flight attendant'? What is the Icelandic word for 'flight attendant'? Flugfreyja (female) flugþjónn (male) What is the Maori word for 'flight attendant'?
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March 22nd, 2007, 04:04 PM
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The Hypo-Jumbo A380 flight to LAX and DC: Useful for the London/Paris/Berlin -- Perth, WA route?
"Max Power" wrote in message ... The Hypo-Jumbo A380 flight to LAX and DC: Useful for the London/Paris/Berlin -- Perth, WA route? Other routes: LAX -- Kingsford Smith (Sydney)? SEA -- Tahiti? Anyway, I really only prefer the more modest 737-2xx and 4xx ... (and its Airbus equivalents) the 747 is just too massive. PS: What is the German word for 'flight attendant'? What is the Icelandic word for 'flight attendant'? What is the Maori word for 'flight attendant'? bro'
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March 22nd, 2007, 10:34 PM
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The Hypo-Jumbo A380 flight to LAX and DC: Useful for the London/Paris/Berlin -- Perth, WA route?
On Thu, 22 Mar 2007 14:27:08 +0100, "Turan Fettahoglu"
wrote: Hypo-Jumbo Hypo? I suspect you actually mean the opposite, hyper? In medical use, hypo indicates low or small, hyper means high or large. As in hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia for low and high blood glucose levels, or hypogammaglobulinemia for low immunity levels. A hypo-jumbo would be a small elephant, whereas a hyper-jumbo would be a large elephant; or in this case a large flying white elephant. Cheers, Alan, Australia -- http://loraltravel.blogspot.com/ latest: Epidaurus http://loraldiabetes.blogspot.com/
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March 24th, 2007, 12:49 PM
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The Hypo-Jumbo A380 flight to LAX and DC: Useful for the London/Paris/Berlin -- Perth, WA route?
Am 22 Mar 2007 07:39:08 -0700 schrieb sigvaldi:
Max Power wrote: The Hypo-Jumbo A380 flight to LAX and DC: Useful for the London/Paris/Berlin -- Perth, WA route? Other routes: LAX -- Kingsford Smith (Sydney)? SEA -- Tahiti? Anyway, I really only prefer the more modest 737-2xx and 4xx ... (and its Airbus equivalents) the 747 is just too massive. PS: What is the German word for 'flight attendant'? Flugbegleiterin (female)/ Flugbegleiter (male) What is the Icelandic word for 'flight attendant'? Flugfreyja (female) flugþjónn (male) What is the Maori word for 'flight attendant'?
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