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Airbus A400M performs a fly past during its first flight
posted by Michael Targett
Fri, Dec 11 2009


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Airbus A400M performs a fly past during its first flight

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flyer1 wrote re: Airbus A400M performs a fly past during its first flight
on Fri, Dec 11 2009 6:17 PM

Will this 'Birds' sales, and interest, exceed that of the Lockheed Martin Hercules variants?

flyer1 wrote re: Airbus A400M performs a fly past during its first flight
on Sun, Dec 13 2009 12:14 AM

Looking at the Aircraft again could it give the C17 Globemaster a run for its money ?

FlyPHANUK wrote re: Airbus A400M performs a fly past during its first flight
on Mon, Dec 14 2009 4:21 PM

Should it be called a 'HerkMaster' or a 'Globulees',

7K7 wrote re: Airbus A400M performs a fly past during its first flight
on Wed, Dec 16 2009 1:25 PM

I think sales will depend entirely on politics.

The A400 is designed for a different size class to the C-17. Also the C-17 is a strategic transport that can do a bit of tactical whilst the A400 is a tactical transport that can do a bit of strategic. So no, it wil not give the 17 a run for its money, but it will be a good compementary (and vice versa).

In the RAF it will be the Belfast II :-)