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KL-666
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Re: Airlines

Postby KL-666 » Tue Jul 05, 2016 1:33 pm

An airline that spends good money on safety by training their pilots properly, can not permit themselves to be sloppy on safety when it comes to maintenance. A well maintained aircraft can easily fly as long as the advised lifetime by the manufacturer. So if an airline that i trust has some old aircraft in it's fleet, i'll happily board them. e.g. The 747's of KLM are getting at a decent age now (some odd 25 years). But there is no reason to worry about them.

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Re: Airlines

Postby HJ1an » Wed Jul 06, 2016 6:25 am

legoboyvdlp wrote:How would you feel about flying say an elderly 737-200 or MD88?


I'd love to get on board of a properly maintained one! I miss the roar of the JT8Ds!!


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