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June 20th 09, 01:38 PM
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Aircraft patchwork?
Visited Manchester (EGCC) on Thursday 18th and the attached ATR42 landed.
I am just a little puzzled by the area at the front that looks like a large patch, I tried a Google without success so does anyone know what is this for? I have seen similar areas on other ATR42 aircraft and it seems to be a standard feature, it's just that it stands out on this one. I will post some other shots taken that day when I have finished sorting them out. -- Andrew B (Cheshire, England) "Heavier-than-air flying machines are impossible." (Lord Kelvin, president Royal Society, 1895.) 
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