Well, it's sitting over there. Anyone know when it's leaving?
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Well, it's sitting over there. Anyone know when it's leaving?
I can probably find out and will shoot everyone a PM. I suggest we keep it there.
Nik if you find out can you shoot me a PM? I missed it last time & would like to try to catch him taking off this time.
Travolta will be starring as John Gotti, Sr. in a movie about the crime family. There is a press conference scheduled Tuesday at the Sheraton in Manhattan to announce it, and Travolta is in town for that. The movie will be filmed primarily in New York, so we may see his 707 around more often.
ETA: Travolta is also taping the TV Land Awards show today, at the Javitz Center. It airs next Sunday, April 17.
Does he land at JFK/LGA then reposition to park at ISP or is ISP the original destination? Long way to travel into Manhattan unless of course he's coptering in from ISP.
Pretty sure he takes the helo.
707s are not allowed to land at LGA.
Id kind of like to know what the deal is too, Im over in that area.
Thats right too loud for those sensitive NYC ears. :tongue::rolleyes::smile:Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil D.
I landed at LGA in a Tristar as recently as '97- how could a 707 be that much louder?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerard
Send me one to please because I might be able to get it going over my house thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by NIKV69
lolol... you have never seen one take off! It is louder
Lockheed's L-1011 will be from 60 to 70 per cent less annoying around airports than current DC-8/707 type jets and from 20 to 30 per cent less annoying than three-engine 727 aircraft.
From this website (LINK)
It's not so much because of the noise, but he engine-count, which apparently equates to noise in their eyes (or ears). Even though the BAE-146 used to operate there.
Well I knew when he didn't answer me right away that something was up. See this thead
http://nycaviation.com/forum/threads...237#post443237