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Old January 21st 08, 02:46 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Boeing 757-200 (Delta Airlines) Model Aircraft

The Boeing 757-200 was the definitive version and forms the majority
of Boeing 757s sold. It was available in two different door
configurations. It was used by Delta Airlines, Inc. a US airline that
operates an expansive domestic and international network.

Warplanes.com offers the Boeing 757-200 Delta Airlines model aircraft.
It has a span of 15 inches and length of 19 inches. It was a complete
replica of the original aircraft.

For more information visit our website: http://www.warplanes.com/.
 




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