Bent Wings: Not Just for Boeings Anymore
from Aviation Partners:
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Certification on the Falcon 2000 series is planned end of year 2007. Blended Winglet retrofits for the Falcon 900 and 50 are planned for 2008.
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http://www.aviationpartners.com/falcon.html
a sexier airplane just gets sexier!
Re: Bent Wings: Not Just for Boeings Anymore
That's hot, although not unexpected, since their new Falcon 7X was designed with the winglets. There's a winglet retrofit available for the Hawker 800 series, as well, but the thin winglets look out of place on a plane where everything else is short and stubby.
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they designed winglets for the G-II first, then came the project for the Hawkers and 737s. 757s weren't far after than, and now the Falcons should start popping up soon.
Re: Bent Wings: Not Just for Boeings Anymore
Actually they started with the 727, 707 than 747-200F before the mentioned types. :lol:
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Originally Posted by hiss srq
Actually they started with the 727, 707 than 747-200F before the mentioned types. :lol:
boeing itself did the development work on those, not aviation partners...
Re: Bent Wings: Not Just for Boeings Anymore
Damn, those winglets are larger than I thought they would be. I can't wait to see those start rolling up at FRG & ISP. Nice!!!