![]() 12/01/2013 at 18:09 • Filed to: Planelopnik | ![]() | ![]() |
Here's a beautiful plane I bet none of you have ever heard of: Sud Aviation Caravelle. It even has a pretty name...'Caravelle'
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I like planes! plane crashes into house
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Kinja: "I'm bored, gonna fuck wit Jayhawkjake's plane posts. Because fuck all y'all...uhh...-card."
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I've come to the conclusion that Kinja straight up doesn't like me.
But you know what? BRING IT, SON!
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That's never a safe bet round here. I was reading about early jetliners on Wikipedia just last week :)
Personally my favourites are the engine-in-wing jets of the era. The Comet's very beautiful.
Although it did have an unfortunate tendency to fall out of the sky, to start with.
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Oh SNAP! Now you've done it.
I've got a bunch more. The Caravelle is one of my favorite types.
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I figured you'd know about it.
It sits in a weird area of my brain where I forget about it then something makes me think of it. Usually the nose is what triggers it, but sometimes the triangle windows come to mind.
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The comet made me think of it, both have the unbroken nose.
The comet gets a bad rap somewhat unfairly. Yes, it had a bad safety record early on, but it was a pretty easy fix. Of course it had such a bad stigma that even after fixing the problem (round windows), people didn't trust it.
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I don't know about that. After the fix, it went on to sell plenty, and stayed in service for years. Must have won back a fair bit of confidence, at least.