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AMS Schiphol 22 April 2020
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AMS Schiphol 22 April 2020
Photo's from a few hours in the morning and some in the evening
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Bennie
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Re: AMS Schiphol 22 April 2020
Does anyone know what the lower nose modification of the Tampa Cargo is good for?
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Re: AMS Schiphol 22 April 2020
The pax version of the A330 is somewhat leaning forward which could be a bit problematic for the cargo version. As a solution Airbus came up with a modification to raise the nosewheel a bit. Hence the bulge.Bennie wrote:Does anyone know what the lower nose modification of the Tampa Cargo is good for?
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Re: AMS Schiphol 22 April 2020
Thanks René, makes sense!Rene Klok wrote:The pax version of the A330 is somewhat leaning forward which could be a bit problematic for the cargo version. As a solution Airbus came up with a modification to raise the nosewheel a bit. Hence the bulge.Bennie wrote:Does anyone know what the lower nose modification of the Tampa Cargo is good for?
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Re: AMS Schiphol 22 April 2020
Beautiful pics. On what spot did you take these ?
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Re: AMS Schiphol 22 April 2020
Just passed Romeo freight platform spot 3
Indeed nice pictures Eddy.
Adriaan.
Indeed nice pictures Eddy.
Adriaan.
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Re: AMS Schiphol 22 April 2020
Smal addition: they could've opted for a longer landing gear, but choose to keep similarity with he passenger variant and simply lower the entire construction and build a fairing around it.Rene Klok wrote:The pax version of the A330 is somewhat leaning forward which could be a bit problematic for the cargo version. As a solution Airbus came up with a modification to raise the nosewheel a bit. Hence the bulge.Bennie wrote:Does anyone know what the lower nose modification of the Tampa Cargo is good for?
Re: AMS Schiphol 22 April 2020
Nice photos!