That ain't right! Not at all. I'd rather see her scuttled so she could be some use to the fish than left to rot awaiting scavengers!
Yeah it's pretty rough seeing a plane you know you worked one and tried to keep in peak operating condition wasting away.
I dont know, that is a -200, that looks about peak condition to me.
The -200 got Southwest where it is today. It still is a work horse that just can't die, not unlike its big sister, the 727. Heavy metal airplanes baby!!!
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That ain't right! Not at all. I'd rather see her scuttled so she could be some use to the fish than left to rot awaiting scavengers!
ReplyDeleteYeah it's pretty rough seeing a plane you know you worked one and tried to keep in peak operating condition wasting away.
ReplyDeleteI dont know, that is a -200, that looks about peak condition to me.
ReplyDeleteThe -200 got Southwest where it is today. It still is a work horse that just can't die, not unlike its big sister, the 727. Heavy metal airplanes baby!!!
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