Hello.
Today in some tv series, i saw an airplane that looked like a boeing 747.
But it had 2 engines connected together (side by side, so next to each other) under the wings.
(instead of 2 seperate engines under the wings like normal (4 in total)
Anyone knows more about this airplane typ ?
I never saw it before !
What typ of Airplane is this ?
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Re: What typ of Airplane is this ?
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Re: What typ of Airplane is this ?
you were watching top gear?kdej wrote:Hello.
Today in some tv series, i saw an airplane that looked like a boeing 747.
But it had 2 engines connected together (side by side, so next to each other) under the wings.
(instead of 2 seperate engines under the wings like normal (4 in total)
Anyone knows more about this airplane typ ?
I never saw it before !
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Re: What typ of Airplane is this ?
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Re: What typ of Airplane is this ?
Yeah thats it !
Thanks.
And no, i wasn't watching James Bond.
(seen it, but cant remember the scene in that movie ! )
It was Primeval btw....
What about this plane, can it fly like this ?
It sure looks very good and capable.
Thanks.
And no, i wasn't watching James Bond.
(seen it, but cant remember the scene in that movie ! )
It was Primeval btw....
What about this plane, can it fly like this ?
It sure looks very good and capable.
Re: What typ of Airplane is this ?
No, it certainly cannot fly like this (except in the movie of course). The engines are fake.
Erwin
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