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Ladies and Gentlemen, Welcome aboard. Our cruisin' altitude for this flight will be 37,000'. If there is anything that the crew can do to make this trip more enjoyable, please do not hesitate to ask. For now, please sit back, relax and enjoy the ride. |
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Special Aviation Events:
Continental Airlines' Takes Delivery of its First Boeing 767-200ER
November 9-10, 2000 Seattle, Washington
November 9, 2000: Paine Field for the Boeing
Factory Tour
The 2nd. B762; N76152 sits on the flight line
November 10, 2000: CO Employees, Gordon
Bethune (Chairman and CEO) and a Boeing Representative signs for the airplane (Read the Trip Report for the Full
Story).
Employees signing for the
airplane
Gordon receiving the keys to the airplane
The Delivery Banner
The
Banner
Employees and guests sign the banner
The left engine and left main wheel assembly
The left side of the airplane
More of the left side and a shot from the rear
The right side
The Crew, C.D. McClean and Bethune
Ribbon
cutting
Chocks Away!
The Cabin Interior
2-1-2 configuration in BusinessFirst
Looking
rearward
Looking rearward as
Looking forward from the
passengers
board
right side
The Cabin Interior
2-3-2 configuration
Looking rearward: Looking
forward: A video Looking forward on the
Notice the
B777
monitor in every seat right-side
of the airplane
interior
Preparing to depart
Employees and Guests Last
minute boarders The Boeing employees wave
board
"good bye"
Mt. Rainier like you've never seen it before
More of Mt. Rainier
Arriving in Houston
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