Boeing 757 and 767 (Crowood Aviation Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.42 (937 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1861261977 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 1200 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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A Customer said good book, but some errors. for the most part, this is a great book many wonderful pictures. However, the cockpit shots on pgs good book, but some errors for the most part, this is a great book many wonderful pictures. However, the cockpit shots on pgs 36-37 are from a B-777, and there are a number of detail errors on how certain systems work. (I am rated on the B-757/767) Not many glaring errors, but enough small ones that m. 6-good book, but some errors for the most part, this is a great book many wonderful pictures. However, the cockpit shots on pgs 36-37 are from a B-777, and there are a number of detail errors on how certain systems work. (I am rated on the B-757/767) Not many glaring errors, but enough small ones that m. 7 are from a B-777, and there are a number of detail errors on how certain systems work. (I am rated on the B-757/767) Not many glaring errors, but enough small ones that m. "very informative book on the 757 and 767" according to A Customer. I actually shot the picture on the front cover (Canadian 767-very informative book on the 757 and 767 I actually shot the picture on the front cover (Canadian 767-300) and I received a copy of the book recently and have really enjoyed it. The book gives great background info on the types and walks you through the many different phases that these two magnificent airplanes hav. 00) and I received a copy of the book recently and have really enjoyed it. The book gives great background info on the types and walks you through the many different phases that these two magnificent airplanes hav
"This book offers the best coverage to date of these important airliner types." -- Airways magazine, September 1999The definitive Boeing 757 and 767 work and a must for airliner historians and enthusiasts alike. -- Airliners Magazine, January/February 2000
Eight pages of color photographs complement a gallery of black-and-white shots, and help delineate the difference and display the similarities between the two types.. In the grand scope of Boeing's success as the world's leading builder of civil jetliners, the 757 and 767 are anomalies in that they were designed and built simultaneously -- the 757 as a single-aisle airliner for domestic routes, the 767 as wide-bodied transcontinental carrier. Author Thomas Becher describes the tandem development of the two airliners with a similar appearance but very different roles