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A visitor from - posted Sat June 25, 2011: Need some liquid soap to blow bubbles)))
A visitor from United States posted Sun August 1, 2010: Gotta love the Fightin' Falcon's curves.
A visitor from United States posted Fri July 30, 2010: At first glance, i thought there was something seriously wrong with this falcon.
A visitor from Canada posted Thu July 29, 2010: Okay, now this is just plain silly! at what point are they willing to go to save fuel and extend range. soon all aircraft will look like they were designed at the willie wonka & dr zuess crazy bin. it doesn't even look right. I mean this plane has no propellers... how does it fly?! ;)
A visitor from - posted Thu July 29, 2010: Q:What's it used for? A:Blowing bubbles!!;)
A visitor from United States posted Thu July 29, 2010: Whoa! Thats soo cool!
A visitor from - posted Thu July 29, 2010: Very nice picture indeed. I dont like the looks but they seem to work. Its just about reducing the induced drag a wing is creating while producing lift... We will see if they can catch on, on airliners, but the increase in weight might be so big, we will see.
A visitor from United States posted Thu July 29, 2010: Star Wars!
A visitor from Jordan posted Wed July 28, 2010: Reminds me of a wing design we did in University, it seemed that a wing extending out and then going over the fuselage to the otherside was the best design to minimize drag. Just not very practical and made out of metal the weight is an issue, maybe with CRFP it will work better.
A visitor from United States posted Wed July 28, 2010: Just when you start to ask yourself, "could airplanes get any uglier?" ... nice pic though :)
A visitor from United States posted Wed July 28, 2010: Wow. What a wacky winglet. Wonder why and what for?
A visitor from Canada posted Wed July 28, 2010: Would love to learn more about that!

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