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September 21st 03, 11:29 PM
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On Sun, 21 Sep 2003 12:47:52 +0000, Jay Honeck wrote:
In fact, I can usually see the bondlines in the wing while in flight, and you can bet any missing lines would get my attention in a big hurry. Just curious -- why are the bond-lines visible in flight? They're even more visible on the ground. A lot of the bondline is along the edges of structures; for example, the trailing edge of the wing. Bondlines internal to structures (for example, the wing ribs) can usually be discerned by a slight irregularity of the skin. 
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