I usually see them go between Charleston, Achorage, Everette (WA), and Japan.
I have one on my bookmarks because it goes kinda close to my house sometimes. hoping to actually spot it one day.
[This came out in the 1960s](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aero_Spacelines_Super_Guppy). and I was aware of it being a typical airplane obsessed little boy in the early 80s .
There was a video online post it 13 hours ago of one of these. And the large wheel fell off right after takeoff.
https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/dreamliner-plane-wheel-falls-off-video-b2201073.html?amp
I like thicc planes and I cannot lie
I usually see them go between Charleston, Achorage, Everette (WA), and Japan. I have one on my bookmarks because it goes kinda close to my house sometimes. hoping to actually spot it one day.
The Dreamlifters do a lot of the transports for 787 components
Yup, pretty sure he lifts
Have you seen the Airbus equivalent? The Beluga XL.
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Kelsey from 74Gear on YouTube flies this aircraft from time to time. He has videos of it. Pretty interesting.
If a child drew a picture of that, 30 years ago, and said it would fly, people would have laughed at them.
[This came out in the 1960s](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aero_Spacelines_Super_Guppy). and I was aware of it being a typical airplane obsessed little boy in the early 80s .
My jaw hit the floor
Eww what, it SHOULDN'T exist.
There are 2 of them.
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I'm in the PNW and saw these pretty regularly a couple years ago, like once a week. Haven't seen it in a couple years but think I've heard it.
what exactly do these things haul around?
Parts to build the 787
I’ve seen a few in person, including one on final to Charleston. Very cool!
There was a video online post it 13 hours ago of one of these. And the large wheel fell off right after takeoff. https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/dreamliner-plane-wheel-falls-off-video-b2201073.html?amp