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Based on the physical fact that the engines are different, mounted in a different place, and generate different thrust vectors.
by blackflame7000 8y ago
Based on the physical fact that the engines are different, mounted in a different place, and generate different thrust vectors.
- ssambros 8y agoEngines are also very different between 737 Original and Classic, so having different thrust vectors between generations is not happening for the first time.
- gist 8y agoAnd exactly my point. The parent comment stated a fact that could be true or not be true. And it's almost certainly something they read and therefore interpreted as significant an important fact. And that was what I was saying. All the info you read regardless of whether it is quoting an expert or not [1] comes 2nd hand and with nominal validity vs. people at Boeing being in a position (by the fact they employ and have access to actual experts) much better able to assess the danger. Of course I don't know if what you are saying is correct but that doesn't matter for the point I am making but thanks for making it just the same! [1] Which assumes the expert is even being quoted correctly which as anyone knows is not always the case.