Guess the aircraft!

[Virgin Serbia]

I concur, that looks unmistakeably like an early Warrior, most likely a -140. Speak of a horrible plane, never going to voluntarily fly one of those again.

It could be a -180, -150 and even a -160 though. The square windows and short cargo hold are a characteristic of early Warriors, rather than the -140. So early -180s had square windows too. It could even be an Arrow, although I have yet to see one that doesn't feature the third window in the hold.

[norge]

Yep, it's a Cherokee PA-28-140. And it has it's own web site!

[1993matias]

Damn, I gotta find a pic then...

[norge]

Still haven't found one? 

[1993matias]

There you go, good luck!

[norge]

Looks like a 777

[1993matias]

Nope

[Virgin Serbia]

Pratt and Whitney PW 4000 engine, 3 or more landing gear struts, a 747 pylon. Me thinks it's a 747-400.

[1993matias]

Nope

[Virgin Serbia]

Hmm, I am pretty sure it's a 747 engine pylon. And a P&W logo on the engine. Therefore it must be a 747-100/-200/-300/SP that has been modified. Pratt's 747SP engine testbed?

[norge]

That's a 777 and I refuse to believe it's anything else.

[1993matias]

Nope, you're way off Hint: It has four engines (two on each side)

[norge]

A380 then?

[Virgin Serbia]

Those engines are way too old for it to be an A380. Wrong engine type for the A340 too. Same for Il-86, Il-96, 707, P-1, DC-8, Convair 880, Convair 990, DH Comet, Nimrod, Y-10, Il-62, VC-10, Tu-114, Tu-144 and Concorde. It can only be a 747.

[1993matias]

VS, you're not quite right It's not an Airbus or Boeing