Legacyjet650

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Hey Everyone,

Releases will be announced on Tuesday with the photos of the samples. The model that is clue number 1 is the first model that I pushed through the production process. I think its a really nice unique one and hope everyone else likes it also.


1. This airline was the fastest airline to make a profit in the history of American aviation while flying around one of the oldest fleets in the United States. People either loved them or hated them, just please don’t squish their logo. This model made up a majority of their fleet.

2. This American airline flew 61 of these Boeings until they were retired in 2000, five years after this livery on this model was introduced.

3. This airline flies this plane type in four different seating configurations based on the market they are flying to. The aircraft offers two seating cabins but the seat count in each cabin can vary depending on a particular flight based on demand. This is one of the advantages for the airline having the same seat in “business” class vs economy. Although this is not a long haul airplane, you can find these planes in the tropics thousands of miles from the airline’s base.

4. It’s easy to forget that this airline started almost 30 years ago with a 737 which they obtained from one of their neighbors to the east. The airline has grown tremendously to one of the world’s leading airlines in terms of awards received and service offering. Surprisingly to some though, the airplane this model is of is the only plane in their fleet to have lie-flat business class seats.

5. This airline flies ten of the long range version, a far smaller number than the amount they fly of this sub-type model. When you board the three class version of this model you will hopefully be lucky and have an open seat next to you but if not, you will be enjoying the flight with 353 or 359 other people.