ThinkingGuy
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I really enjoyed this article and the level of detail it provided. This part caught my eye, though: "While the initial design featured a T-tail like the 727 with engines mounted on the fuselage, the lead engineer put them on the wings instead, which meant the body could be widened to seat six people across." Can someone with more knowledge of aeronautical engineering than me explain why tail mounted engines would limit how wide the fuselage can be?
(Written on 2019/09/16)(Permalink)
I hope he at least got paid :)
(Written on 2019/09/05)(Permalink)
Headline: Why Delta Air Lines didn't buy Boeing's 737 Max Article body: "We spent quite a few months analyzing and going back and forth," but no actual explanation of why they didn't buy it.
(Written on 2019/07/27)(Permalink)
I'm reminded of the old Mitchell and Webb "Identity Theft" skit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c57WKxeELY
(Written on 2019/07/08)(Permalink)
If you want to avoid the layover at fliegerfaust.com, here's direct link to the original article on insider.com: https://www.insider.com/boeing-outsourced-737-max-report-2019-6
(Written on 2019/07/03)(Permalink)
Great video. Did that first plane (around 18 seconds into the video) look like it was taking off with its rear door open?
(Written on 2019/06/07)(Permalink)
Every day, users of cocaine, crack, and heroin are willing to commit crimes such as fraud, robbery and burglary, in order to feed their drug habits. Is it any surprise that nicotine, one of the most addicting drugs in existence, would drive someone to violate an FAA regulation?
(Written on 2019/05/26)(Permalink)
Direct link to the full article: http://fortune.com/2019/05/20/at-boeing-the-flap-over-one-tiny-light-indicates-much-larger-flaws/
(Written on 2019/05/22)(Permalink)
As I recall, this was a plot point in "Die Hard 2" (1990), just without the "software defined" part of the radio.
(Written on 2019/05/15)(Permalink)
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