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That and the smooth ride that passengers liked.
"Don" wrote in message ... | | | Turbine engines are much lighter in weight and have 15,000 | to 75,000 eshp in thrust, jumbo airliners and freighter are | only possible with the jet. | | | I tend to agree with you but - | http://www.globalaircraft.org/planes...bemaster_ii.pl | | To get the size they are now you are correct, but the turbine engine | wasn't invented to build large aircraft. I think it was kerosene for | $.08 when they were paying $.15 for 140 octane and greatly reduced | maintenance costs that caused the airlines to park their DC-7s and | Connie's. Cost of operation drives everything in the airlines. | | Cheers |
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