To: ValerieUSA
Gee, all that damage on an Airbus, and the tail didn't fall off?
To: null and void
Gee, all that damage on an Airbus, and the tail didn't fall off?They only fall off on perfectly clear days.
To: null and void
Gee, all that damage on an Airbus, and the tail didn't fall off? Come on Nully, you're an engineer.
The trouble with early carbon fiber composites was inconsistency and unpredictable fatigue life.
I have never flown on any of the earl model Airbus planes for that reason. I also did my best to avoid the early production 737-200s for the same reason. I believe the Boeings have all had their small composite parts replaced with newer ones.
SO9
688 posted on
05/27/2003 12:59:00 PM PDT by
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