Boeing 737-8AS - Untitled | Aviation Photo #1151556

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Comments (18)

Anonymous

15 years ago

I`ve never seen this before.. Great shot, 5 stars!

It's awesome to finally see what a Boeing fuselage looks like on the transport train.

Grikey, Don't let O'Leary see this. He'll order them without windows next. :)

I'll remember to avoid this aircraft!

Where's the wings gone!

14 years ago

Whoa, that's rare

Add a bridge and a propeller in the back, and you have a Boeing Submarine B-U73!

A great picture... If it is indeed a -8AS model 737, than it most likely will end up with Ryan Air...

That's something you don't see around that much! It looks very different from the "airport-spotting" sort of photograph... very interesting!

13 years ago

Planes trains but no automobiles :(

Lol thats a funny picture because if i were boeing i would try to figure some way to get the plane covered from taggers 5*

12 years ago

It is a Ryanair aircraft! :D

Clearly indicates that aircraft is a flying tube.

I take it this train was not allowed to stop

11 years ago

If that train's tracks make a steep turn
they could end up with a lot of dammage looking
to the overhang the fusealage has!

Boy, David sure does manage to come up with some fabulous "vantage" points to get his pics!
(Check out the one of the A-12 in the museum!)

Vow!!!!Photo taken on February 5, 2006 and first flight of this bird on March 2, 2006. Boeing sure has a superfast assembly line for B737.

10 years ago

I live near here and you can see 737 fuselages regularly on the trains - usually a couple at a time. The fuselage is small enough to fit through the long Stevens Pass tunnel, at which point is an underground airplane.

Aviation Photo #1151556 Boeing 737-8AS - Untitled

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