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2. Boeing 767-300ER | V5-ANI | 2009-
- Owner: namika (View all images and albums)
- Uploaded: Jul 15 2019 01:08 PM
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This Boeing 767 was purchased by Namibian in 2000, and has stayed with the airline since its purchase date, it regularly flies the Windhoek - Frankfurt route. The Boeing 767 also continues to be the airlines flagship aircraft. It was retrofitted with a new cabin in 2011, which included In seat entertainment, lie flat business class seats. However the airline will now be retiring the aircraft in 2020, to be replaced by the A330-NEO.
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That must be very expensive to paint.
This looks interesting, but I think it could do with a white belly for contrast. Very interesting indeed.
This looks interesting, but I think it could do with a white belly for contrast. Very interesting indeed.
When making the lower fuse white, it'll become an Italaria...
That must be very expensive to paint.
Why does everyone think black paint is so expensive? The airplane has to be painted one way or the other. When the airplane I fly was painted black, red and white... the red was the most expensive by far.
Why does everyone think black paint is so expensive? The airplane has to be painted one way or the other. When the airplane I fly was painted black, red and white... the red was the most expensive by far.
When people assume dark colored airplanes are expensive, it's because different colors of paint weight differently. Black, for example is one of the heavier paints because it requires the most pigmentation. This over time translates to more fuel spent due to a heavier airplane. The only way you would ever notice these issues is if you had a large airline spending trillions in fuel and needed to cost cut in any way possible.
I would ditch the black fuselage for a white fuselage. Rest is coolio
Unorthodox, but in a strange way I like it...
This looks interesting, but I think it could do with a white belly for contrast. Very interesting indeed.
Thanks Guys
I would ditch the black fuselage for a white fuselage. Rest is coolio
I quite enjoy, maybe ill make one in a white paint 
Unorthodox, but in a strange way I like it...