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Vietnam Airlines Boeing 777-2Q8(ER) (VN-A150) | Photo 3087

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Photo ID 3087, uploaded February 23, 2012

Frankfurt am Main (FRA / EDDF) - Germany

Photo taken: October 8, 2011

Operator: Vietnam Airlines
Type: Boeing 777-2Q8(ER)
Registration: VN-A150
Serial: 32717/541

Category: Civil Aircraft - Airliner

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Comments on this photo:

JLAmber23 Feb 12, 14:19

Follow me! My favourite colourscheme on the 777

ShanwickOceanic23 Feb 12, 15:04

Gives a great impression of the sheer scale of the thing. I bet you could just about shove a DC-9 through one of those engines. Skyhawk would definitely fit...

Nosedive23 Feb 12, 19:27

Shanwick, IIRC, the diameter of a 777s engine is as wide as the diameter of a 737 fuselage.

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