Many people have mentioned the mysterious screen on the new 757, but so far there are no other topics (or either closed) covering the information in here. That’s why I made this. As the title suggests, these are details that can’t be noticed easily. Most of them are found in older aircraft, since IF users tend to focus on the newer ones, and the others basically go unnoticed.
REMARK : THIS TOPIC DOES NOT REQUEST OR COVER ANYTHING RELATED TO REWORKS. IT DOES NOT BELONG IN THE FEATURES CATEGORY.
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The 767 Engine Is Not An Engine.
Look closely. It doesn’t have any fans and blades. -
The Cessna Citation doesn’t have a door.
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The 717 also has no cargo door.
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The landing gear on the A330 is never locked properly. It looks like it’s still extending. Note the gear door.
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The A380 engine looks like its fan is still rotating when turned off.
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The E Jet family of planes are always floating off the ground. You can’t put the nosewheel on the ground during landing.
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Weird 717 Engine
Well, the 717 engine has a mysterious cube inside but no fans. Also, the centre part where the compressors are supposed to be is empty. You can see through the fans as well… -
Not An Engine
This is the interior of the A380 engine. It only has a fan without blades. No compressors?! How is that even possible? -
Unsupported Landing Gear
This is the 747 landing gear. It’s unsupported! It’s basically floating in midair! I don’t know how it can withstand the weight of a 747. -
Empty Engine on the A330-200F
Seriously, do you call this an engine? It has no fans and compressors. -
Strange Landing Gear
The nose gear of the A332 has its struts hanging in midair. How can it hold up an A330?!? -
Fans but no compressors
The number 1 and 3 engines on the DC and MD family has fans but is hollow inside. -
Empty Engine (again)
The number 2 engine on the DC and MD family has NOTHING in it, similar to the A330-200F.
Once more, I am NOT demanding a rework for these planes here. I vote for them in the Features category. This is also NOT a duplicate. So far, no one has made a topic about these details.
Thanks for reading!