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More: Boeing 747-4R7F/SCD

More: Shanghai - Pudong International (PVG / ZSPD)
More: China, January 25, 2006

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LX-TCV (cn 30401/1311) I don't know what had happened...But he is realy lying down here as this...

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A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri August 4, 2006: How do they jack em up again....
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed February 1, 2006: Painful, because: - nice plane damaged - our cargo WAS on that plane
A visitor from Denmark posted Sun January 29, 2006: Its jost so cool
A visitor from Turkey posted Sun January 29, 2006: It is interesting
A visitor from United States posted Sat January 28, 2006: I.... smell.... job opening!!!
A visitor from Australia posted Sat January 28, 2006: Hey dude from Bahamas that happens to me too with FS9 POSKY B747 they should fix it! does any one know how this lady ended up on her nose?
A visitor from United States posted Fri January 27, 2006: That's a painful sight to see!
A visitor from Singapore posted Fri January 27, 2006: While you guys load up, please allow me to sit and take a breather!
A visitor from United States posted Fri January 27, 2006: Sleepin in this morning i see
A visitor from Luxembourg posted Thu January 26, 2006: That's such a unusual view of our national carrier. I hope she will be flying again...soon. B7Sté7
A visitor from Bahamas posted Thu January 26, 2006: Ouch... that happens to me all the time on FS9 with POSKY's B744.