Re: Sports Charters (was Whose 727?)

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damiross2@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

The 727 can also reach anyplace in the USA from any other place in the USA
nonstop.

>  Third, the 727 can get into airports that the 737-300 cannot fly into because

> the 727 can land and takeoff in a shorter distance than the 737-700 and 757.

I'm a big 727 fan as well....BUT! Orange County fields 737-300s up -700s and 757s all
day long on their puny little 5000ft runway....Fully LOADED! And then have to trim on
the juice because of noise abatement restrictions! And most get up before that last
1000 ft marker.Who has a runway shorter than that?

Plus a 130+ Pax revenue 733 is limited with respect to distance. But a sports
chartered 733 is gonna be a heck of a lot lighter! Excludiing football teams who's
squad comprises of a 45 man roster (70+ pre-season) plus coaches, staff, team kiss
asses and a few hangers-ons...a 733 should suit any baseball, basketball or hockey
team! And given their teams are smaller in number....that means a much lighter load
and greater range i.e. coast to coast! The Atlanta Hawks, Miami Heat/Miami Air 737s
and Hornets 737s are out here all the time! Northwest and RyanAir must be offering
some killer deals to retain the charter work they are running with the 727s they are
currently using!

greg

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