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February 3rd 04, 10:29 AM
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"Peter Stickney" wrote:
In article , "Spiv" writes: ... Viscounts were used on similar runs in the UK unless the 70s too, until being replaced by mainly BAC 1-11s (another brilliant little gem). Now the Viscount was a superb turboprop, being the first turboprop airliner in the world. It had a wonderful distinctive sound. And, in fact, it's taken you around 100 posts to actually arrive at the one truly successful airliner that the Brits have been able to produce. (I don't win the pool - my bet was for 50 posts.) But how more posts before he indicates any knowledge about its ancestry? 
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