Aircraft boxing?

[Nexus]

2 of the same breed (well almost...)

[Felix/FFDS]

Or:

(RJ100 thinks:  That's what I want to be when I grow up)


Or

(C-17 thinks: Man, I wish I were young again, instead of being led around....)

[Mr. Bones]

if the globemaster could open his mouth like the C-5 can, it would swallow the Avro  8)

[SilverFox441]

This taxiway's only big enough for one of us pardner.

*theme from "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" plays softly in the background*

[SideWinder9]

haha! That is a unique photo! Who will throw the first punch????

[jrpilot]

If I was the RJ...I would through some reverse on then full power for a takeoff...and bye bye

[Nexus]

Too bad the Avroliner does not have thrust reversers, that's why the have the ability to split their tale in 2 pieces and let them act as airbrakes  :)

He'd need the tug, which is waay over there at the C-17  ;D

[jrpilot]

as soon as you said " Too bad the Avroliner does not have thrust reversers"...I  knew that was gonna come...I actually knew that but when I was saying my reply I totally forgot my bad...I just say a pic. of an RJ landing with it reversers open....same thing happens on Mc.D dC9's...and other aircrafts...

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/398026/L/

[Mr. Bones]

last weekend i talked with a Avro pilot and he also told me that. the Avro has really strong carbon brakes...like F1 cars.

[jrpilot]

But the RJ's come out its tail...

[Felix/FFDS]

Too bad the Avroliner does not have thrust reversers,

Side note - the planned (never built) RJ100M would have had reversers, especially since the redesigned rear fuselage would have incorporated a ramp, etc.

[ATI_7500]

This is like David vs Goliath....so the RJ-100 is gonna win.

[ozzy72]

Like Saturday night at the pub, "You, me, outside NOW!"

[eno]

Avroliner thinks ...... "Ha!!! so he thinks he can hide in ambush behind that does he!!"

or

Globemaster pushing tug forward... "Kill!!.... You know you can take him!!!"

cheers
eno

[Meyekul]

The winner goes on to fight the An-225...

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/605315/L/