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Somewhere over the ocean on the way to TNCM....

Very nice.  If only we could seee it in real life.

When I was in the 4th grade I remember very vividly seeing an American 747 taking off almost daily when we reached a particular pick-up point along the bus route on my way to school in Grand Prairie, TX.

That's cool. Are American Airlines 747s rare or something?? Thanks for the comments, guys  :)

american no longer operate any 747s and im not sure they ever did, but i know for certain they dont know...

Areyou using the POSKY 747-100?  If you are do you notice an extra little hump behind the top deck, where the texture doesn't cover anything?  Just curious mine does.
GREAT shot by the way

american no longer operate any 747s and im not sure they ever did, but i know for certain they dont know...

Oh wow, I did not know that.



And thunderbird, ya, I'm using the POSKY 747-100, but mine doesn't have what you were talking about, or at least I didn't notice it.

Here's what I meant to post with that..

Let me know please,
Once again nice shot!

Sorry, guys, I'm an idiot.

Oh, haha, okay  :) Well, I think that texture-missing spot is kind of ugly on the add-on plane, so if you want the one that I have, here you go:

http://simviation.com/fsxjets12.htm

american no longer operate any 747s and im not sure they ever did, but i know for certain they dont know...

Rest assure, AA did fly them back in the 70's.

They are still flying today...for NASA. They use two ex-AA 747-123's to carry the Space Shuttle around.

They are still flying today...for NASA. They use two ex-AA airlines 747-123's to carry the Space Shuttle around.

Interesting fact!

Thanks for sharing that

They are still flying today...for NASA. They use two ex-AA airlines 747-123's to carry the Space Shuttle around.

Interesting fact!

Thanks for sharing that

747SPs came from TWA too

Oh yes...their flying 'observatories'. You would think that ONE (C-141 Starlifter) observatory type would be enough.