A 737 per day keeps Airbus away

[theandies]

As and A&P that has worked on many aircraft types the mechanics saying is
"If it ain't Boeing I ain't go'in".
They are built like tanks.

[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by GTOguy

I miss the days of flying on the 707's and 727's and 747's. Comfy seating, nice meals, movie screens at the front of the cabin for all to see. I can't stand the cattle cars they call airplanes today. I went from loving air travel from 1963-2001 to farging hating it.

You’re doing it wrong.

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by Ill Duce

No you don't know what you're talking about grandpa try pulling your head out of your ass. Boeing bought the plant from Vought Aircraft Industries after the hillbilly dumb****s there couldn't build the parts properly to their specifications.

And it's the 787 Dreamliner fuselage they build there not the 777 you clueless buffoon

Boeing moved it's R&D facilities from Washington state to SC to access the common sense get 'er done brain trust that is the New South. It's the 787 fuselage and final assembly you know-nothing piece of shit.

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by theandies

As and A&P that has worked on many aircraft types the mechanics saying is
"If it ain't Boeing I ain't go'in".
They are built like tanks.

I've flown Airbus 380, Boeing 777 and 787 to Europe. On the Airbus, the flight attendants draw a series of curtains down the aisles so you don't see the wave motion along the long floor. It's like a snake crossing the ocean.

The Boeing jets are much stiffer in comparison. My impression of the 787 was of a flying brick.

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

You’re doing it wrong.

He's trying to live in 1960.

[StudleyJames]

I took a dump once on a 737 heading to Oregon, wasn't that special if anybody cares

[Onebadcad]

Originally Posted by StudleyJames

I took a dump once on a 737 heading to Oregon, wasn't that special if anybody cares

Of all the bragging I can state regarding all the places and locales I have dropped a deuce or two, I have never done so on a plane; I believe I have deferred due to the closet-sized space.

If I ever accomplish that feat, you doods will be the first to know.

I have dumped in a 45-passenger bus on a high school trip to Busch Gardens, thankfully my seat was close to the front.
I do remember many other students could not occupy their rear row seats for the remainder of the trip--yep, I blamed the dog.

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by Onebadcad

Of all the bragging I can state regarding all the places and locales I have dropped a deuce or two, I have never done so on a plane; I believe I have deferred due to the closet-sized space.

If I ever accomplish that feat, you doods will be the first to know.

I have dumped in a 45-passenger bus on a high school trip to Busch Gardens, thankfully my seat was close to the front.
I do remember many other students could not occupy their rear row seats for the remainder of the trip--yep, I blamed the dog.

We had an old MCI cross-country bus donated to my son's scout troop. The toilet is positioned above the engine bay in the rear, and connected to the engine intake, so a flush draws air from the cabin. There was an issue with the system and the toilet seat would heat up so you could not sit on it without burning your ass.