Brussels Airport (EBBR / BRU) 13.05.2013
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Ilyushin76
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Brussels Airport (EBBR / BRU) 13.05.2013
A short visit for this Niger!
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janneman36
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Re: Brussels Airport (EBBR / BRU) 13.05.2013
Great shot Dennis
spotting is just like fishing only less slippery.....
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Re: Brussels Airport (EBBR / BRU) 13.05.2013
What a beauty (the pic and the aircraft) 
"The bitch gave us Delta"
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Re: Brussels Airport (EBBR / BRU) 13.05.2013
What is it what this plane carry' s on it's nosewheel?
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Re: Brussels Airport (EBBR / BRU) 13.05.2013
Looks like a device that protects the fuselage against damage caused by dirt/stones thrown up by the nosegear when taking off from or landing on dirt strips..Poldriver wrote:What is it what this plane carry' s on it's nosewheel?
There's probably a very nice technical name for it....
Ben
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Scramble member, reader & contributor since 1984
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Re: Brussels Airport (EBBR / BRU) 13.05.2013
Officially it is called a gravel deflector part of the Gravelkit, as explained by Bennie before, to help operate from unpaved runwaysPoldriver wrote:What is it what this plane carry' s on it's nosewheel?