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Identify the mystery customer! Win a fabulous prize!

David HarrisbyDavid Harris
December 12, 2017
in Carriers, Freighter Aircraft
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Who is the mystery customer?

From time to time we like to offer a challenge to our readers. We don’t do it often, because the Grand Prize for the right answer (coffee and a doughnut at the nearby Top Pot Doughnut Shop) strains our budget to the limit, but it has been a while, so…

So, our treat at Top Pot Doughnuts to the first reader to identify the mystery customer who, on the second-to-last day of November, ordered a 747-8 Freighter from Boeing.

Yes, that’s right, Boeing booked a new order for its jumbo freighter, but other than a one-line entry in the Orders & Deliveries section of its website, the manufacturer made no comment.

Chime in with your thoughts about who it might be (and why whoever it is wants to cloak the order in secrecy). Who knows? You might even win a coffee and a doughnut, on us.

 

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