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Strategic Logistics Boeing 747-400F 2017-Present
- Owner: Boeing Flight Simmer (View all images and albums)
- Uploaded: Jan 04 2019 03:59 AM
- Taken: 2019:01:03 22:46:02
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- Album Strategic Logistics
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Strategic Logistics has operated the 747 for almost the airlines entire history. The jets have been able to do things that the MD-11F and MD-10F have never been able to accomplish with the nose door the cargo jet can move everything form heavy equipment to mail with ease. Most of the Strategic 747 fleet is based out of their Chicago Midway freight hub.
I really need to stop using the 747 to start every gallery but I cant help it 
DC-11F? I’ve never heard of that one before.
The DC-11 *Insert facepalm* I meant MD-10 
Apart from the bumpy and edgy logo, this isn't bad.
Also there's nothing wrong with starting with a 747.
WE NEED MORE 747's.
Apart from the bumpy and edgy logo, this isn't bad.
Also there's nothing wrong with starting with a 747.
WE NEED MORE 747's.
Thank you 
Im working on smoothing out the logo. It should be fixed by the next post 
Not bad
Apart from the bumpy and edgy logo, this isn't bad.
Just to nitpick, but 747s out of midway?
Well. I should have been more clear. They are based in midway but rarely do loaded flights. Most of the time they are in for maintenance.
Well. I should have been more clear. They are based in midway but rarely do loaded flights. Most of the time they are in for maintenance.
Well, considering that Midway has little to no room to build anything hangar wise, let alone for a 747, tossing in the fact that the longest runway is 6500ft, perfectly fine for a non-loaded 747, but just not very versatile if they needed a longer runway. I'd say its more of a creative liberty
Well, considering that Midway has little to no room to build anything hangar wise, let alone for a 747, tossing in the fact that the longest runway is 6500ft, perfectly fine for a non-loaded 747, but just not very versatile if they needed a longer runway. I'd say its more of a creative liberty
shhh...
