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Nothing based there yet but possibly in the works. The LAS based aircraft go over there quite a bit.
 
Nothing based there yet but possibly in the works. The LAS based aircraft go over there quite a bit.


Heard on the grapevine;

They will start operating some B737-300's out of Macau shortly. Crews will be based there, one month on, one month off. 70K for six months work, housing taken care off but no expenses other than when your out of town. Might be a GV assigned over there as well.

Forget about the L1011's and B747SP as they have crews either already employed or indentified for these aircraft which are somewhat far out of being operational at this date.
 
Mossad agents are the best trained in the world. The fact that Adelson is heavily involved in Israeli politics might explain his security detail's background and his need for one.....

By the way, his 747SP just arrived this week. NOW, he can go to and from Macau non-stop.

Wow, that's a nice looking bird - check out the photo:

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5996982&nseq=0

Sure, that's a long haul but that airplane can easily fly it. Who are the lucky guys who get to fly it? Their current Tristar drivers? Will they keep the Tristar?
 
Wow, that's a nice looking bird - check out the photo:

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=5996982&nseq=0

Sure, that's a long haul but that airplane can easily fly it. Who are the lucky guys who get to fly it? Their current Tristar drivers? Will they keep the Tristar?

Thyehave even got the L1011's up and flying yet so I think your putting the cart before the horse and yes some of the Lockheed pilots have been previously qualified on the Boeing, all courtesy of TWA.
 
I don't know why, but those 747SPs are sexy looking airplanes... I remember seeing a Syrian Air 747SP recently at LHR and I did a double take - pretty cool looking.

How long would those LAS-Macau flights be in both directions on the 747SP? Any guesses (average winds)?
 
I don't know why, but those 747SPs are sexy looking airplanes... I remember seeing a Syrian Air 747SP recently at LHR and I did a double take - pretty cool looking.

How long would those LAS-Macau flights be in both directions on the 747SP? Any guesses (average winds)?

GC distance is around 6,400 miles plus what ever you use for an alternate. Using Boeing winds it could take anywhere from 14:30 to 15:30 depending on the time of the year. This assumes a .85 cruise. Yes it will make it 90% of the time non stop. The cost of operation has to be out of sight in todays economics. These pax must be big loosers to keep that operation afloat. Of course when you buy the airplanes for less than 15M, the economics have a way of working out on paper at least.

Both Iran Air and Syrian still operate the SP and one has to wonder how they keep them flying with all the embargos on their airline operations. Suprised they have not gone over to the French side of the house!
 
The Whale is for Sheldon, not the players. At last stock check, he was worth about 23 Billion with a B. He doesn't much care how much it costs.
 
Yep, money don't matter to that dude


Would have to respectively disagree. These guys did not get rich by being fools with their money. I have worked for several individuals that are equals to this fellow and while they are not penny pinchers, they are not fools. If they don't watch the money themselves they have hired an army of accountants to watch it for them.
 

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