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   xoxoxoBruce  Saturday Aug 12 12:36 AM

Aug 12th, 2017: Boeing Selfie

It's common knowledge that birds can fly, bats can fly, insects can fly, people can not fly.
So it's simple logic anyone working in the industry is crazy. Well not all, some are just eccentric, or strange. Believe me,
I worked with them for 25 years.
Any new design must go through extensive testing to be certified by the government, and show the customers, the plane is safe.
They were scheduled to do an 18 hour endurance flight with a 787 Dreamliner not yet equipped with in flight movies.
The engineers were left to entertain themselves, so they did what engineers do, just with a $300 million crayon.



Quote:
According to Boeing, the plane crossed over 22 states to draw the design. From wingtip to metaphorical wingtip, the plane stretches from nearly the bottom tip of Texas up to the Great Lakes, and the flight path even included such small details as the curvature of the engines and the tilted fins on the ends of the wings. The design was specifically the outline of a 787-8.
Uncoincidentally, the flight path was covered by a 787 Dreamliner that was running an 18 hour endurance test on the craft, eventually flying 9,896 miles. Even in the world of aeronautics, you’ve gotta have some fun.
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Clodfobble  Saturday Aug 12 09:42 AM

Makes a nice way to spice up those long government presentations as well, I bet. Little bit of positive marketing right there in the stats.



Diaphone Jim  Saturday Aug 12 12:29 PM

OK, what's the diagonal white line?



xoxoxoBruce  Saturday Aug 12 12:36 PM

Damifino, maybe somebody forgot their lunch or to turn off the stove.



BigV  Saturday Aug 12 02:00 PM

It's not fake news, it's just a little white line.



Diaphone Jim  Monday Aug 14 06:19 PM

It doesn't answer my question above, but here is a link that shows four versions of the route without the diagonal white line.

https://blog.flightradar24.com/blog/...ng-etops-test/



Gravdigr  Sunday Aug 20 04:39 PM

Everything's better with a little white line.



classicman  Sunday Aug 20 11:08 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Gravdigr View Post
Everything's better with a little white wine.
FTFY


Gravdigr  Tuesday Aug 22 03:28 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by classicman View Post
Evewything's bettew with a wittle white wine.
There, I fixed that for ya.




classicman  Saturday Aug 26 10:13 AM

touche'



Gravdigr  Sunday Aug 27 02:33 PM




SPUCK  Tuesday Sep 5 12:22 AM

The white line is where they walked back after the crash where they ran out of fuel.



xoxoxoBruce  Wednesday Nov 1 10:11 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Diaphone Jim View Post
OK, what's the diagonal white line?
It shouldn't be there, Jim. Not part of their flight, might be an early morning flight of someone else when the grabbed that shot as morning traffic was picking up.




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