Well, it’s my last leg. This final flight home to Dulles caps the end of about three weeks on the road with station stops in DCA, BDL, ORD, SEA, BOS, KEF, JFK, GRU, SJK, GPX, SDU, GIG, IAD and LAX. I haven’t been home for more than about 96 hours since August 25, so getting reacquainted with the address on my driver’s license is a top priority. However, my home tonight is seat 21A aboard a United Airlines Boeing 767-300ER (reg anyone?) for my redeye flight back to DC on flight 44. There’s still lots to be done (including laundry) as I digest a mountain of information, photos and videos from Pratt & Whitney, Embraer, Bombardier, Airbus and Boeing, along with wrapping up several features for the blog I’ve been working on for more than a year. The fall will prove to be no less busy with Atlanta, Montreal, China and Dubai on tap, along with decisions on the future of the A320, 737, 777 and E-Jets. But for now a chance to take a breather and close my eyes for a few hours. Catch you on the East Coast.
FlightBlogger out.
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