747 flights with the USA

Benjamin Dover writes:

A BBJ is a passenger aircraft, you ****ing nitwit.

A BBJ is not flown by airlines, and it's pretty difficult to get a flight on
one. BBJs and cargo aircraft are not relevant to the question of the original
poster.

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Benjamin Dover writes:

A BBJ is a passenger aircraft, you ****ing nitwit.

A BBJ is not flown by airlines,

Wrong again, fjukkwit.


Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Benjamin Dover writes:

A BBJ is a passenger aircraft, you ****ing nitwit.

A BBJ is not flown by airlines, and it's pretty difficult to get a
flight on one. BBJs and cargo aircraft are not relevant to the
question of the original poster.


You made the statement that Boeing no longer has the 747 in
production. That was a flat out lie.

Slither all you want, you don't know **** about Boeing, aircraft, or
aviation.

Benjamin Dover writes:

You made the statement that Boeing no longer has the 747 in
production. That was a flat out lie.

The only 747 that the original poster is likely to ride in is a passenger
version, and that version is no longer made. The fact that cargo versions and
BBJs are still made is irrelevant.

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Benjamin Dover writes:

You made the statement that Boeing no longer has the 747 in
production. That was a flat out lie.

The only 747 that the original poster is likely to ride in is a
passenger version, and that version is no longer made.


Nope.


The fact that
cargo versions and BBJs are still made is irrelevant.


No it isn't, fjukkwit


Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Benjamin Dover writes:

You made the statement that Boeing no longer has the 747 in
production. That was a flat out lie.

The only 747 that the original poster is likely to ride in is a
passenger version, and that version is no longer made. The fact that
cargo versions and BBJs are still made is irrelevant.

Slither. Slither. Slither.

Your statement was not qualified. It simply said that the 747 was no
longer in production. Patently false.

Slither. Slither. Slither

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Benjamin Dover writes:

You made the statement that Boeing no longer has the 747 in
production. That was a flat out lie.

The only 747 that the original poster is likely to ride in is a
passenger version, and that version is no longer made. The fact that
cargo versions and BBJs are still made is irrelevant.

The OP's question is irrelevant. The fact that the 747 is still in production
is expressly relevant to the accuracy of a statement that you made claiming
that the 747 is no longer in production.