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Airline Advert...!!!
Posted: 17 Oct 2010, 21:35
by Techy111
Can you imagine if they advertised an A320 just starting with BA like this.....
Oh the good ol days...? Enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItYtYNJmzDU
Tony
Re: Airline Advert...!!!
Posted: 17 Oct 2010, 22:29
by TobyV
The smoke its trailing caught my eye - I thought the JT8Ds were cleaner than that. Even in my lifetime I flew on a few 727s powered by basically the same engines and I don't remember the aircraft being that smokey!

Re: Airline Advert...!!!
Posted: 17 Oct 2010, 22:33
by DispatchDragon
-7s and -9s were smoky......plus although it seems trite to say -- refining has improved somewhat since the 1960s -- for the comment about "long bodies" its a -30 by the looks of things
the MD80 with jt8D-219s is still smoky even today
Keuf
Re: Airline Advert...!!!
Posted: 17 Oct 2010, 23:53
by DaveB
I wasn't sure if the Flintsones were going to come into shot when the music started! The smoke caught my eye too

Nice bit of film
ATB
DaveB

Re: Airline Advert...!!!
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 18:42
by cstorey
I can remember once suggesting that an Aviogenex ( or was it JAT ? - Yugoslavian anyway ) DC9 which I was following had problems , because one engine in particular was belching smoke , and being firmly put in my place ! Some seemed to be smokier than others
Re: Airline Advert...!!!
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 18:45
by Garry Russell
I remember a Sterling Caravelle 10B that would put an early 707 to shame.
Yet the other Caravelles I saw we no smokier than One-Elevens. The Sterling was even belching thick black on approach.
Re: Airline Advert...!!!
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 18:53
by jonesey2k
We used to get an Aer Turas DC8 into liverpool on cargo runs. You knew when it was on approach because of the trail of smoke behind it

Re: Airline Advert...!!!
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 19:14
by Garry Russell
Bit of oil on the plugs
Garry
Re: Airline Advert...!!!
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 19:58
by VEGAS
Great advert. In the days when soot was the norm.

Re: Airline Advert...!!!
Posted: 18 Oct 2010, 20:43
by jonesey2k
Applies to trains as well as planes. *Fondly remembers clag-spewing class 37's and the like *
