First BA B757 G-BPEK kitted out with winglets
Mar 22, 2008, 11:53 am
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First BA B757 G-BPEK kitted out with winglets
http://www.airliners.net/uf/view.fil...=php43cr5l.jpg
Is due for the repaint into Open Skies colour scheme on Tuesday.
Looks good doesn't it.
Is due for the repaint into Open Skies colour scheme on Tuesday.
Looks good doesn't it.
Mar 22, 2008, 1:58 pm
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Now forgive me if I am wrong but isn't it the G-BPEx series that have the olive flecked interior wall panels - the effect not unlike vomit spatter. I'm not entirely sure if this will marry well with the beige upholstery.
Mar 22, 2008, 2:15 pm
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Originally Posted by Prospero
Now forgive me if I am wrong but isn't it the G-BPEx series that have the olive flecked interior wall panels - the effect not unlike vomit spatter. I'm not entirely sure if this will marry well with the beige upholstery.
Mar 22, 2008, 3:29 pm
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Having said that, frequent reports that the DME 76s are suffering from rapant MRSA (Multiple Repairs Sadly Absent) would suggest that there are quite a number of areas of the fleet in need of the Ann Maurice treatment.
Perhaps the Open Skies beige upholstery has been Dulux-Matched to the J Fish Pie/Clear Air Turbulence Combo? They know the colours that go.
Mar 23, 2008, 6:35 am
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I believe that you are correct Prospero although I had always rather assumed that this hue of speckling was a post-production effect of rapid evacuation of birdseed ex-EDI, rather than the work of a SEA-based interior-designer.
Having said that, frequent reports that the DME 76s are suffering from rapant MRSA (Multiple Repairs Sadly Absent) would suggest that there are quite a number of areas of the fleet in need of the Ann Maurice treatment.
Perhaps the Open Skies beige upholstery has been Dulux-Matched to the J Fish Pie/Clear Air Turbulence Combo? They know the colours that go.
Having said that, frequent reports that the DME 76s are suffering from rapant MRSA (Multiple Repairs Sadly Absent) would suggest that there are quite a number of areas of the fleet in need of the Ann Maurice treatment.
Perhaps the Open Skies beige upholstery has been Dulux-Matched to the J Fish Pie/Clear Air Turbulence Combo? They know the colours that go.