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A visitor from - posted Sun July 12, 2009: Great photo. The TWA logo is on the botton of picture
A visitor from United States posted Fri July 3, 2009: Union labor at its finest! 4 guys working, 9 guys watching.
A visitor from Germany posted Tue July 15, 2008: Looks great! The TWA Logo is on the box on the ladder ;)
A visitor from Australia posted Sun July 13, 2008: The side of things we dont get to see to often, excellent pic and well done.
A visitor from United States posted Sat July 12, 2008: *Bling*Bling*, hot stuff, can wait to see these birds fly...great capture
A visitor from - posted Sat July 12, 2008: Is this part of the Amarican Airlines' plan to reduce the fuel consuption, and still keeping its old fleet? GREAT plan indeed :D!
A visitor from United States posted Sat July 12, 2008: Find the TWA logo..........
A visitor from India posted Sat July 12, 2008: Great to see this shot get accepted. Heck for all it portrays........ Cheers - Vishal Jolapara
A visitor from Spain posted Sat July 12, 2008: Nice shot! But I didn't know it is such a manual work in a non-high tech environment.
A visitor from Nigeria posted Sat July 12, 2008: Looks like a really tall version of the b737 winglet, i wonder how heavy it is seeing that a crane is also involved in the lift. Cool photo.
A visitor from - posted Sat July 12, 2008: Unique catch!
A visitor from United States posted Sat July 12, 2008: Wow! Winglets always look small to me but this photo makes them look huge!
A visitor from Ireland posted Sat July 12, 2008: Can't wait to see this , will it come to dublin?
A visitor from Ireland posted Sat July 12, 2008: Daddy like !
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat July 12, 2008: I didn't realize those winglets were so damn big, at least 3 times the height of a person !!!!
A visitor from Luxembourg posted Sat July 12, 2008: How many engineeers does it take to install a winglet????lol a lot of spectators here........great photo.....can't wait to see the finished result!
A visitor from United States posted Fri July 11, 2008: What a awsome picture. History in the making. Cant wait to see this lovely bird take-off with her brand new jewerly(winglets, lol)
A visitor from United States posted Fri July 11, 2008: The intricacies involved in the operation were successfully portrayed in the image
A visitor from United States posted Fri July 11, 2008: Lovin' It, Excellent capture! -Dave
A visitor from Netherlands posted Fri July 11, 2008: My favorite now with WL? Great picture!
A visitor from United States posted Fri July 11, 2008: Awesome! Can't wait to see this in service!
A visitor from United States posted Fri July 11, 2008: Success!! i was wondering if they were ever going to install them
A visitor from Chile posted Fri July 11, 2008: WOW a 763 with winglets!!! That ll'be an interesting sight!! Can't wait to see it ready!!
A visitor from United States posted Fri July 11, 2008: The intricacies of the action taking place in the photo of the task at hand...the installation of the first ever winglet on a B767.

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