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Replacements for B707-320B/C's


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vistaraR1

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With which aircraft should i replace my B707's?

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Depends on the routes you fly them with?

 

727-200 seems logical for most routes, and Ill go for DC-8-60s if you would like to upgauge the flights

 

P.S. the -62 and -72's data seemed a bit odd to me. the -63 and -73 (the ones with wings improvement but also the lengthened cabin) have greater range than the -62 and -72 (ala "Long Range" model) respectively



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727-200



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Also 757 and 767 if you're replacing longer-range routes...



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DC-10-30/40, 757-200, 767-200/ER



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757 200 / 767 200 / A300B4



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I replaced them with B762 ER.

Actually i am now avoiding world starting in 1950-1970 because its very hard to find replacement aircraft for some smaller planes.



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I have 220 707-320C's. For 707-320C, i have a plan to replace about 50 units with 767-200(deliveries until 1985) and the rest(170 units) with 767-300ER. I'm not sure how long it will takes for 767-300ER's to replace all of my 707's...

 

And even the quantity of my 707's may increasing again as all demand not yet covered...perhaps up to 250 planes :P


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