Noted this morning the PH-BXC in service with winglets.cHabu wrote:Does this mean BXC and BXI changed places in the que or will the known list shift ?Rob wrote:Change of plans, BXC is back in service and currently in the modification is PH-BXI.
Thx, Chris.
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Can anyone confirm BXB is next on the line ?StingerTail wrote:Wijzigingen voorbehouden natuurlijk
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BXC WEEK 49 (NU DUS)
BXB WEEK 50
BXF WEEK 01 2008
BXG WEEK 02
BXH WEEK 03/04
BXI WEEK 04/05
BXK WEEK 06
BXL WEEK 07
BXM WEEK 08
BXD WEEK 09/10
Thx, Chris.
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So did BXB traded place with BXI or is BXB in at this time as 'scheduled' ?Rob wrote:BXF will be the next one, starting week 1 in 2008.
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wat ik me afvroef, wat kost een winglet?? Stel ik zou een 737-NG hebben zonder inglets,maar al wel zo dat me vleugels klaar zijn om winglet te krijgen wat kosten dan 2 winglets (zonder montage) ben benieuwd?? En weet iemand hoeveel er al wereld wijd kapot gereden zijn door piloten die ff vergeten dat ze iets breder zijn geworden??
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Pipo,
Costprice is 725,000 dollar, you can found it on this site.
http://www.b737.org.uk/winglets.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Costprice is 725,000 dollar, you can found it on this site.
http://www.b737.org.uk/winglets.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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God damn, that is high price. thanx for the page i wil chekc it.philbrands wrote:Pipo,
Costprice is 725,000 dollar, you can found it on this site.
http://www.b737.org.uk/winglets.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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But because of the low dollar I suggest you buy right now. 
BTW $ 725.000,- is pocket change for an (international) airline, especially with the current low dollar rate.
BTW $ 725.000,- is pocket change for an (international) airline, especially with the current low dollar rate.
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Yes that is like this "Doe mij die maar" lolbonzo wrote:That’s in euros €557.692. A lot of many
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You must see it as a long term investment. You can count on it that there will be an instensive calculation done to compare the savings on fuel cost in the long term and the accuiring cost of the winglets.
And with the excessive oilprices these days the turningpoint to buy and instal winglets are getting smaller and smaller. Thats why nowadays almost every 737 is delivered from the factory with winglets (altough this is a little guess, i don't have exact figures on this statement!)
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And with the excessive oilprices these days the turningpoint to buy and instal winglets are getting smaller and smaller. Thats why nowadays almost every 737 is delivered from the factory with winglets (altough this is a little guess, i don't have exact figures on this statement!)
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[quote="RicoS"]You must see it as a long term investment. You can count on it that there will be an instensive calculation done to compare the savings on fuel cost in the long term and the accuiring cost of the winglets.
And with the excessive oilprices these days the turningpoint to buy and instal winglets are getting smaller and smaller. Thats why nowadays almost every 737 is delivered from the factory with winglets (altough this is a little guess, i don't have exact figures on this statement!)
Rico, you can find that also on this site: http://www.b737.org.uk/winglets.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
They made a short calculation it looks like this concerning the distance:
Series Range (nm) Normal Range (nm) With Winglets
-700 3250 3634
-800 2930 3060
-900 2670 2725
Now you can calculate what you will save, but they say about that:
Winglets lower drag and improve aerodynamic efficiency, thus reducing fuel burn. Depending on the missions you fly, blended winglets can improve cruise fuel mileage up to 6 percent, especially important during a time of rising fuel prices.
So now you can calculate how long it takes before you make profit after modification.
And with the excessive oilprices these days the turningpoint to buy and instal winglets are getting smaller and smaller. Thats why nowadays almost every 737 is delivered from the factory with winglets (altough this is a little guess, i don't have exact figures on this statement!)
Rico, you can find that also on this site: http://www.b737.org.uk/winglets.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
They made a short calculation it looks like this concerning the distance:
Series Range (nm) Normal Range (nm) With Winglets
-700 3250 3634
-800 2930 3060
-900 2670 2725
Now you can calculate what you will save, but they say about that:
Winglets lower drag and improve aerodynamic efficiency, thus reducing fuel burn. Depending on the missions you fly, blended winglets can improve cruise fuel mileage up to 6 percent, especially important during a time of rising fuel prices.
So now you can calculate how long it takes before you make profit after modification.
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