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April 12th 05, 05:45 AM
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How does that thing fly.
wrote in message oups.com... Posted some new pics of the Super Guppy at Pima see http://greenmarble.blogspot.com 
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April 15th 05, 03:27 AM
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A brick will fly if it has enough thrust.
Dave aluckyguess wrote: How does that thing fly. wrote in message oups.com... Posted some new pics of the Super Guppy at Pima see http://greenmarble.blogspot.com
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April 24th 05, 11:07 PM
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aluckyguess wrote:
How does that thing fly. wrote in message oups.com... Posted some new pics of the Super Guppy at Pima see http://greenmarble.blogspot.com According to a guppy pilot I had the pleasure of dining with one evening "like it looks, I tell people I fly an airplane with the pointy end on the BACK". He further went on to talk about how all power settings are called out and applied by the right seat pilot as the left seat pilot MUST keep BOTH hands on the controls at all time to keep the thing under control. Margy
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