Thread 511222320

>russians forced to use 60 year old planes
>An-24 Introduction date 1962
>they fall out of sky literally

Sanctions seem to somewhat work. Russia doesn't have replacement parts for Airbus and Boeing, hence they restore old An-24 and fly it.

https://apnews.com/article/russia-plane-disappears-far-east-amur-819e5bd46dfa440246f37b4d4976eb23

>>511222320 (OP)
When was the b52 introduced?

>>511222396
>b52
It's not used in commercial aviation - it's not carrying passengers

Do you know what that means ?

>>511222654
using a b52 as an airliner could be a brilliant solution anon, there is plenty of space in the ordnance bay, pax could be incentivized to buy a parachute for the flight and air dropped above downtown, no more commutes from the airport. adrenaline and one life changing experience in a single package, plus you get to keep the parachute. wingsuit would be a premium option though.

>Funhouse by The Stooges is 55 years old
Who cares how old the damn plane is? It was built at humanity's peak.

>>511222320 (OP)
what happened to all their other planes?

>>511222320 (OP)
Losing Pokrovsk cope thread #88

>americans forced to use 8 year old planes
>737 max introduced 2017
>they fall out of the sky

yes, you should definitely fly on a boeing.

>>511222320 (OP)
Tragic but it‘s
>JUST COLLATERAL DAMAGE

>>511222320 (OP)
Nothing wrong with using that plane, or any old prop plane specially if you want to make it cheap and the route is not long.

I flew to Petersburg on a Boeing, and everything was successful. God bless the United States for its reliable aircraft.

>>511225632
you`re a braver man than me

>>511224157
Only the cockpit is pressurised

>>511222320 (OP)
Wonder what planes russia will have in 5 years.

Still better that than boeing.