SpyGeorgilis
@spygeorgilis.bsky.social
Hopeless aviation geek, writer & blabbermouth, occasional (and mostly harmless) bicycle tinkerer
That’s a 737-800, not a MAX. Those are split scimitar winglets, not the AET winglets of the MAX family. The source description is wrong.
March 22, 2025 at 10:31 PM
That’s a 737-800, not a MAX. Those are split scimitar winglets, not the AET winglets of the MAX family. The source description is wrong.
Huh. I thought that the US Air Force doesn't reuse F designations. The P-47 Thunderbolt was renamed into the F-47 in 1947, when the USAF came into being. The last ones were retired from USAF and NG service in the 1950s. Am I missing something?
March 22, 2025 at 1:43 PM
Huh. I thought that the US Air Force doesn't reuse F designations. The P-47 Thunderbolt was renamed into the F-47 in 1947, when the USAF came into being. The last ones were retired from USAF and NG service in the 1950s. Am I missing something?
I did it for the first (hopefully the last) time in September. It’s VERY annoying when a delay turns your 1.5-hour layover into just 20 minutes… and the two gates turn out to be at opposite ends of a really large terminal… 😬 having big wheels on the carry-on bag you’re pulling along really helps!
December 12, 2024 at 6:29 AM
I did it for the first (hopefully the last) time in September. It’s VERY annoying when a delay turns your 1.5-hour layover into just 20 minutes… and the two gates turn out to be at opposite ends of a really large terminal… 😬 having big wheels on the carry-on bag you’re pulling along really helps!
I don't know... obviously nervous flyers who constantly worry about something bad happening aren't exactly happy... but pajama-wearing people are maybe a bit TOO far at the other end of the spectrum..!
November 28, 2024 at 12:45 AM
I don't know... obviously nervous flyers who constantly worry about something bad happening aren't exactly happy... but pajama-wearing people are maybe a bit TOO far at the other end of the spectrum..!