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Starliner 75

By Alaska738, in The AVSIM Screen Shots Forum

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John F    2,401

John F
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Really liked that wing shot. Talking about the "dry" one, but the "wet" one was nice too. 🙂

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bernd1151    5,820

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Cool !!

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Any attempt to stretch fuel is guaranteed to increase headwinds

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pmplayer    9,379

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Fine shots bro, cool airborne at pic 5 🙃

cheers 😉

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P_7878    6,550

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Beautiful and action-packed pictures...!! Starliner-75 737 livery looks in a distinctive class by itself...

BTW, is that Deicing Crew in shots #3/#4, Will?

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Alaska738    8,383

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36 minutes ago, P_7878 said:

BTW, is that Deicing Crew in shots #3/#4, Will?

Yeah, deicing for the safety 😉 

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