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Post by Jkkw on Nov 1, 2016 23:43:41 GMT 1
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XWB
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Post by fanairbus on Dec 29, 2016 23:50:21 GMT 1
Amazing what a drone can do nowadays!
Why does the Singapore A380 have just one window aft of the upstairs rear door vs apparently 4 on the Qantas A380?
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Post by Jkkw on Dec 30, 2016 9:21:39 GMT 1
Amazing what a drone can do nowadays! Why does the Singapore A380 have just one window aft of the upstairs rear door vs apparently 4 on the Qantas A380? It's probably taken from a helicopter, I've seen quite a few other nice pics by spotters in helicopters around Sydney although I've heard it's quite expensive. All A380s have 5 windows there but if there's a galley or toilet there, the window pane is replaced by a non see through material which is easier to maintain (Although if they reconfigure the aircraft, they can replace it back to a see through window). To make things slightly more complicated, Qantas like Singapore Airlines only has 1 see through window there. The 3 'blank/covered' windows behind it are coloured to look like a normal window with the 5th window painted white and red to fit into the livery. You can kind of see it in the following picture.  DSC_2345 by JKKW, on Flickr |
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