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 A visitor from Brazil posted Tue May 10, 2011:Never thought is was that easy and quick to change such a big engine. | |
 A visitor from Canada posted Thu September 2, 2010:Only one mechanic to remove such a big engine from the plane? and just a simple string holding the fan blades from spinning! Whats that white and yellow paint at the front? Interesting... | |
 A visitor from United States posted Wed April 21, 2010:1 and 3 are easy. The real fun begins when you have to change #2. All that chain!!! | |
 A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue April 6, 2010:Showing me as a common tourist passeger the coplexity of sucj an important machine as a jet engine. | |
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