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More: Boeing 767-323/ER
More: Belo Horizonte - Tancredo Neves (Confins) (CNF / SBCF)
More: Brazil, May 3, 2009
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N389AA (cn 27449/564) The very first B767 featuring blended winglets! They are 11 ft. high and are designed to achieve up to 6% savings in fuel consumption, due to the reduced aerodynamic drag created by the wingtips. With a magnificent look, now these birds looks greater than ever! Flight AA992 (CNF-MIA) is here seen seconds before start taxiing to rwy 16. Delivered to the company in 1994. [Canon 40D]
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A visitor from Brazil posted Fri May 15, 2009:
Very good photo

A visitor from Brazil posted Fri May 15, 2009:
Six-star for this one. I hope this beauty come back to CNF some day. Outstanding, Flavião! Abraço, SkyLiner.

A visitor from - posted Thu May 14, 2009:
I thought it was a 738 too when i first saw the winglets....AA is the only airline who installed winglets on 767s?

A visitor from - posted Thu May 14, 2009:
Amazing catch Flavião!! Well that's certainly different looking. This pair of strong winglets makes the difference!! BP

A visitor from Argentina posted Thu May 14, 2009:
Handsome looking bird! At first I thought it was a B738 taken with a close zoom. Some times night can be disorienting...LOL.Frank frm BUE Experimental 01

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