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Post by peter on Dec 1, 2021 16:32:20 GMT 1
Is this a new airframe with the c/n and l/n of the damaged frame that previous was assigned 169564 or did they repair it? TIA Melchior What damage had been done to the frame ? Apparently the original fuselage with L/N 8219 was badly damaged / destroyed when transported from Spirit Wichita to Seattle. It is rumoured to have been scrapped and a brand new one built from scratch. This is the reason why L/N 8219 is now being assembled a long time after L/N 9026. |
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Post by stealthmanbob on Dec 1, 2021 18:17:17 GMT 1
What damage had been done to the frame ? Apparently the original fuselage with L/N 8219 was badly damaged / destroyed when transported from Spirit Wichita to Seattle. It is rumoured to have been scrapped and a brand new one built from scratch. This is the reason why L/N 8219 is now being assembled a long time after L/N 9026. Thanks, was that the frame seen leaving by lorry way back ? |
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Post by peter on Dec 1, 2021 19:35:48 GMT 1
Apparently the original fuselage with L/N 8219 was badly damaged / destroyed when transported from Spirit Wichita to Seattle. It is rumoured to have been scrapped and a brand new one built from scratch. This is the reason why L/N 8219 is now being assembled a long time after L/N 9026. Thanks, was that the frame seen leaving by lorry way back ? I think the one on a lorry was L/N 7542 for KLM, rejected for mistakes when drilling holes during FAL. |
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