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The very first BA 77W is about to land after its very first flight. Big thank you to Bill and Krisz, my friends who made this shot possible.
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Photo Added: June 23, 2010
Photo Added: June 23, 2010
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Comments (42)
Not sure where but they should shift it a bit.
cant believe it!
the most beautiful plane on earth with one of the best liveries around!
I do think this new a/c would have given an opportunity for BA to put some branding on the underside of the fuselage. The BA apeedwing maybe ?
The close proximity to the threshhold gives the impression of the 777 hovering.
Finally, I want to repeat the question: what does the 'W' in '77W' stand for?
So I guess that because of the length of the aicraft the picture will be from a little further away and so will make the door edge more apparent in the 't' of British.
It seems that some of the others here noticed the same thing.
And then: of course 77W means a 773ER, I wanted to know: why a 'W'? What does that mean? 'Wordliner' maybe?
E = 5th letter of alphabet
R = 18th letter of alphabet
5+18 = 23 = W