Don't know if you have seen the winglets being installed by several operators.
evan_d Senior Member 250 posts Joined Dec 2006 Location: Little Rock, AR More info | Feb 06, 2007 20:57 | #2 Oh yeah! Love the winglets on the 757. Makes a beautiful bird even better looking. Evan
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I fly the 757 and 767.
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Is that at KEGE, Eagle, CO by chance?? If not where is it please? The Dallas Mavericks 757 has them as well.
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Location was in San Jose, Costa Rica. Howdy Lynn!
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Well I was kinda close, maybe west coast. We are to go there someday the boss says.....
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Feb 07, 2007 22:50 | #7 I love'em, they make me feel safer. --Mario
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They aren't used to reduce vibration(there really isn't any to start with), but they are used to reduce induced drag in cruise to the tune of about 3-5% in fuel savings.
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Feb 08, 2007 11:21 | #9 Will read the article. Thanks and Clear skies !!... --Mario
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