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I think I will say "this airplane" from now on. Then if it is not a train or boat I'll get it right.

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I think I will say "this airplane" from now on. Then if it is not a train or boat I'll get it right.

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hahahahaha

Also ghost ID is not correct...

In fact those are not even the same plane, although the model is the same.
The clearest one, as already suggested, is an Air France B 747-400, the other one, the "ghost", is a Thai B 747-400.

Merging aerial pictures can cause tricks like that

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I think I will say "this airplane" from now on. Then if it is not a train or boat I'll get it right.

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haha i know the feeling.
I can get some close but im usually wrong on the big ones.
But a good way to tell the 2 common four engine ones apart (B747 & A340) is the wing sweep. 747 wings are angled way to the back, more than any other large transport plane.
And i think its 2nd to ALL civilian transport planes, only the bizjet Cessna Citation X has more swept wings.


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