
This KLM 737 seems to have them as well...

But why doesn't this westjet 737 have them?

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DocLightning wrote:I am puzzled. The 737-NG has three vortilons on the outboard aspect of each wing. One on each wing may be missing according to the CDL.
So why is the Westjet bird missing them? It's clearly an NG wing. Perhaps the angle is just so that they cannot be seen?
Viscount724 wrote:
Must be the angle.You can clearly see them in this photo:
DocLightning wrote:Viscount724 wrote:
Must be the angle.You can clearly see them in this photo:
I've got an easier explanation: you can totally see them in Stephen8's OP WS photo, but they happen to be the exact same color as the terrain below. Enlarge that photo and look real close. The vortilons are totally installed right there.
I feel kinda dumb now.![]()
DocLightning wrote:I've got an easier explanation: you can totally see them in Stephen8's OP WS photo, but they happen to be the exact same color as the terrain below. Enlarge that photo and look real close. The vortilons are totally installed right there.
I feel kinda dumb now.![]()
DocLightning wrote:
I've got an easier explanation: you can totally see them in Stephen8's OP WS photo, but they happen to be the exact same color as the terrain below. Enlarge that photo and look real close. The vortilons are totally installed right there.
DL_Mech wrote:These were installed when winglets were added. The 767 also gets them when the winglet mod is done.
DocLightning wrote:As you can see here, they are also present on aircraft without the winglets: http://www.b737.org.uk/images/wing_ng.jpg
DocLightning wrote:On the 767, vortilons are present on the 764 only
DL_Mech wrote:Doc, you had me thinkin' I was losing my mind.......