Can you take a 747 out of Logan?

[ThomasKaira]

Toppie. [smiley=vrolijk_1.gif]

[a1]

Do you mean Boston Logan International?  :-?


If it is then yes. I don't know what you are asking. :-?

[Xyn_Air]

Can you fly a 747 out of Boston Logan Int'l?  If that is the question, then, yes; it is possible.

Can you put one in your backpack and take it out of the airport like you would duty-free goods?  Well, you would need an awfully big backpack . . .

Did you post this after a pint or two?  ::)

Confused,
~Darrin

[ThomasKaira]

*snore*  [smiley=beer.gif]

[expat]

I think that is whats called an out of body thread :-/

Matt

[Chris_F]

Can I take seven hundred and fourty seven whats out of Logan?

[ThomasKaira]

747 747s can fit in 747 747 by 747 hangars the size of 747 747s. 8-)

[Splinter562]

You can take the 747 out of Logan, but you can't take Logan out of the 747?

[Ashar]

Yes, you can take a 747 out of Logan:

http://www.airliners.net/photo/Lufthans ... 1221132/L/

http://www.airliners.net/photo/British- ... 1105040/L/

[Chris_F]

I assume the question is:

"If I want to fly out of Logan on a 747, what airlines and flights and destinations do I have to book?"

[LeFeaoux]

Has anyone here seen the video footage of a 747 landing at St. Martin in the Netherlands Antilles? WOW!!! Man, I bet those passengers had to have their seats surgically removed after THAT landing. I imagine it HAD to have been an emergency landing situation because St. Martin's Princess Juliana Airport is nowhere NEAR big enough to accommodate 747's and spans beach -to- beach. He just barely makes the runway on his approach. It is a wild video! You can see it at military.com ... it is in the "Top Shocks" section.

[Slotback]

Has anyone here seen the video footage of a 747 landing at St. Martin in the Netherlands Antilles? WOW!!! Man, I bet those passengers had to have their seats surgically removed after THAT landing. I imagine it HAD to have been an emergency landing situation because St. Martin's Princess Juliana Airport is nowhere NEAR big enough to accommodate 747's and spans beach -to- beach. He just barely makes the runway on his approach. It is a wild video! You can see it at military.com ... it is in the "Top Shocks" section.

747s regularly fly into SXM. The runway is easily more than enough for a 747 as it is over 7000 feet long, however, long range flights are payload restircted and as far as I know, need to refuel half way home.

[LeFeaoux]

Has anyone here seen the video footage of a 747 landing at St. Martin in the Netherlands Antilles? WOW!!! Man, I bet those passengers had to have their seats surgically removed after THAT landing. I imagine it HAD to have been an emergency landing situation because St. Martin's Princess Juliana Airport is nowhere NEAR big enough to accommodate 747's and spans beach -to- beach. He just barely makes the runway on his approach. It is a wild video! You can see it at military.com ... it is in the "Top Shocks" section.

747s regularly fly into SXM. The runway is easily more than enough for a 747 as it is over 7000 feet long, however, long range flights are payload restircted and as far as I know, need to refuel half way home.

Really? I didn't think they could. This particular video shows the aircraft come-in EXTREMELY low and it barely makes the runway on touchdown ... he almost takes-out the fence! He actually "hits" the very edge of the runway on touchdown. I wouldn't have been very happy if i were on that plane!
I can't post a link or Ozzy will get mad but you can cut/paste this text into your browser to see it. Just add the "HTTP// to:
images.military.com/slideshows/top-shocks-2007.htm?ESRC=soldiertech.n

[Slotback]

Normal
http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.s ... %20TNCM%29

[LeFeaoux]

Normal
http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.s ... %20TNCM%29

Amazing! I have been around aviation for a long time and seen some wild stuff but I have never seen a landing like that involving something the size of a 747 that was considered "normal". LOL, guess I need to broaden my horizons.