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Spirit*Girl
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It would depend on how big the plane is.
The smaller the plane the less buttons.
The larger the plane the more buttons. |
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Doodie
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Chocolate buttons?...I love them |
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timo_10143
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Let's see, there's the start button, the go button, the fly button and the land button. There's four buttons. |
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Super Fun Happy Slide
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more than 756 less than 780! |
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g.m
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depends on how many coats/jackets/cardigans/button fly trousers people pack and wear on board ????????? |
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soccerknocker199
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depends on the type of airplane |
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every1smom
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I think that would depend on how many passengers are on the plane and how big the plane is...
Might need a calculator if it's a 747, in order to count all the buttons, I would start at the rear of the plane however and work forward...or hand out a questionaire when the passengers board the plane...
Good luck!! |
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srracvuee
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well now you have asked us now will you give us the answers for each plane? |
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Mark T
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Variews hugely, depending on the type - Cessna - very few, 747, quite a lot more.
And for buttons, I take it you mean buttons / switches / controls - as relatively few "button operated controls" - Push to talk on microphone etc |
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kaye j
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depends how many people are wearing clothes with buttons on them will change day to day |
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Mark J
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Strange question, very random. Define button - is it one you press or one you undo? |
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Pelayo
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It depends on the seize of the fingers of the pilot, and the width of the top end wing multiplied by the coefficient of hostess/drinks available - 1.034585653 if positive
but not always |
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