oh wow just the name ;)
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Please publishe it soon I wanna get it!
They are doritos
And of course, the new sharklets
And Airbus’ updated sharklet - as seen on the A350
An overview of the most popular types of wingtips:
Regular wing - as seen on a Boeing 717
Tuft Winglets - as seen on a Boeing 727 (doesn’t go the full length of the wing)
Wing Endplates - as seen on a Boeing 747
Wingtip fences - as seen on an Airbus A320
Raked wingtips - as seen on the Boeing 767
Blended wingtips - as seen on a Boeing 737NG
Split scimitar winglets - as seen on a Boeing 737-800
Updated version of sharklets (blended wingtips) - as seen on an Airbus A350
AT winglets - as seen on a Boeing 737MAX
Effects of wingtips shown on a 737: From Classic, to NG, and to MAX
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The winglets on the 737MAX are not Split Scimitar.
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Those are called AT winglets.
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Yeah I just researched that, sorry
http://www.boeing.com/commercial/737max/737-max-winglets/
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