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Planes on Trains in downtown Denver

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Aircraft fuselages traveling by rail thru downtown Denver. Anyone have more info? Guesses welcome as well ;-) (www.denverpost.com) More...

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vptoo
vptoo 5
Boeing ships them by rail from Wichita, KS to Renton, WA to be finished
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Dubslow
Dubslow 3
737 hulls, as I recall.
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preacher1
preacher1 5
All anybody would have to do is read the story
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moose061970
PAUL PETERSON 0
Where is the Story? Please
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joelwiley
joel wiley 2
Right under the picture, unless you browser blocked it.
It's a good one for the plane spotters!
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preacher1
preacher1 2
Actually, there is no story other than a railroad reroute for whatever reason. Hulls have shipped that way forever.
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HKAeroservices
HKAeroservices 2
Boeing build the 737 fuselage at their wichita, Kansas plant. Then transport them by rail to their production facility in Renton.
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Av8nut
Michael Fuquay 1
737's - Making 38 per month! On track to making 42 per month by next year! Too bad they can't the 787 that fast. They got to catch up with all the delays they've had.
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Ops10
Rod DeWinkler 1
These green 737s go by the Kansas City Downtown airport almost daily. https://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbid=478706932166438&set=pb.147592931944508.-2207520000.1368444233.&type=3&theater
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nortonsnavy
nortonsnavy 1
These also end up parked at the rail yard in Lincoln NE very regulary. It is certainly a sight to see.
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RI05
RI05 1
Taggart Transcontinental Railroad has taken over the airlines!
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