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Snapped a couple of pics of ZNM at VCV over the weekend. Sorry for the pic size, I have no idea how to make smaller
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Crumbs, it's got no windows, not even plugs, apart from the usual five. It looks as though there will be a lot of work for Boeing to perform before ZNM is eventually ready for delivery.
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![]() Jokes aside, it kind of looks right, though. A sneak preview of what the 787 would look like as a freighter. |
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Can someone please let me know what the two covers are protecting on the tail. Many thanks.
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Thanks Peter. Yes, you can just make out the windows under the AS of QANTAS in the close up photo but it takes a little time for my eyes to notice. It is very nicely colour co-ordinated fabric or plastic and you can't see any edges or joins. A very nice job.
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Boeing protecting its asset - a careful look at James's two close up pics shows the windows are there - covered with white plastic. The "plugged" widows are there in the departure photo, hence not requiring additional protection.
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The covers on the tail I think are static ports.
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Yes, they are gust suppression pressure transducers which you will find also on the 777s tail
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