North America West Coast 747 type: always a megatop?

[MegatopLover]

Huh. Didn't know that they were the same. The models I had when I was growing up certainly gave the impression that the Megatop had a stretched upper deck compared to the Big Top. Maybe it was an optical illusion. Or maybe my models were just inaccurate. Now I know.

[Nick C]

Huh. Didn't know that they were the same. The models I had when I was growing up certainly gave the impression that the Megatop had a stretched upper deck compared to the Big Top. Maybe it was an optical illusion. Or maybe my models were just inaccurate. Now I know.

The SUD on the 743 and 744 are the same.

[SQ001]

Topless???

To compensate, shouldn't they just call the 77Ws, which are replacing many of the 744s, "Topless"?

Nah... I am more for the moniker JUBILEE PLUS...

[SQTalker]

Just to remind you guys that before SQ to abolish all of its aircraft nick name, they planned to call the A380 as the "GigaTop"...!

[Tanandika]

they planned to call the A380 as the "GigaTop"...!

Wonder what they would come up with if they had another aircraft that is bigger in the future... ahha!

[kelvgoh]

Wonder what they would come up with if they had another aircraft that is bigger in the future... ahha!

technically it should be "TeraTop"

[zvezda]

technically it should be "TeraTop"

Sounds too much like a dinosaur.

[Tanandika]

technically it should be "TeraTop"

Haha! to me it sounds like a kitchenware brand...

[kelvgoh]

hmm, for the sake of completeness,

MegaTop
GigaTop
TeraTop
PetaTop
ExaTop
ZettaTop
YottaTop

imagine - introducing Singapore Airlines new flagship, the B7007-700 YottaTop!

[SQflyergirl]

the B7007-700 YottaTop!

Won't need to fly by then. I'd be teleporting myself, fortunately.