Soon i will be coming in there with airbus !
im on the swedish aiport now waiting for boarding

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so you will fly the SAS? airbus 330? i did see SAS 340 also land there.

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Good old Bowling Shoe livery!
It's a shame i'll never get to photograph it

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LOL ya i guess!

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Northwest don't fly to UK I guess? well thats why I'm here to take pics of them for ya

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Oh no they do, they used to only fly to Gatwick, but then decided to operate to Heathrow, around the same time the Bowling Shoe livery was being dispersed, plus the A330's that operate the flight, never wore that livery. And it's highly unlikely Northwest will send an A319 to Heathrow LOL.

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ya i dont think it can fly across the atlantic. but check this out. my friend took off from newark and flew to san francisco AND before taking off from newark his a319 was sitting on the taxiway for about 2 hours because of heavy delays due to storms. now, we both know that the planes need a power source to start their engines so the plane was idleing for 2 hours and still flew non stop to SFO that same day. so maybe it can go across the atlantic? I just looked this up in wikipedia. fully loaded the 319 can travel 3700 NM so it can go trans atlantic like from newark to london or something like that.

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It probably can.
I remember seeing an Air Canada A319 a few years back landing at Heathrow.
This was before i had a camera so i'm a bit gutted haha.
I spoke to someone nearby, who was taking photos, and apparently it was a charter flight, by Air Canada, which confused me.

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ok to london is about 2900 NM so it can go further than that. I always thought that NM are almost the same like regular miles but they are not.

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