7/18 MIA (Specials inside)

[PhilDernerJr]

[quote=T-Bird76]

I don't think that's a 717....engines look too skinny, no?

Wow and you call yourself a plane geek? Yes Phil its a 717, Spanair is Europe's largest 717 operator. [/quote:15oo0x3g]

Are you confusing the Pronair photo with the Spanair? That Pronair is clearly an MD. Look at the engines and compare it to the above Spanair shot, which IS a 717. 717 engines do not have the "spear" on the side.

[T-Bird76]

[quote=Phil D.][quote="T-Bird76":2pu273n4]

I don't think that's a 717....engines look too skinny, no?

Wow and you call yourself a plane geek? Yes Phil its a 717, Spanair is Europe's largest 717 operator. [/quote:2pu273n4]

Are you confusing the Pronair photo with the Spanair? That Pronair is clearly an MD. Look at the engines and compare it to the above Spanair shot, which IS a 717. 717 engines do not have the "spear" on the side.[/quote:2pu273n4]

I thought you meant the Spanair. Clearly the Pronair is not a 717.

[KC]

Goodevening, goodafternoon,

As far as I know the only European company flying the 717 today, is Spanair.
Spanair took over Aebal (Aerolineas Balearès) who were flying the 717.

Olympic Aviation, acting as a subsidiary of Olympic Airlines, flew the 717 but was re-integrated in Olympic Airlines a few years ago. Those 717's were sold to Spanair ( http://www.airliners.net/photo/Spanair/ ... 1208877/M/).

Regards, Karl

[Delta777LR]

The SBA 757 looks awesome and the catch of Pronair MD-87 and the Spanair 717 in Miami is very interesting.. Also, Graet catch on Air Berlin A330 and Swiss A340