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September 16th 06, 02:09 PM
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Best damn or luciest pilot
"Robert M. Gary" wrote:
at first Boeing didn't believe it really happened until they sent their engineers out. They explaination is that the body itself generates so much lift it could still fly. If this account is true, then what does this say about the engineers of this aircraft? Isn't the lift generated by the body itself taken into account by these engineers? -- Peter 
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