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Old February 20th 17, 12:27 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Bob
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Default 787-10 Circles On Side ?

Hi,

Saw a side view of the new 787-10 right behind Trump the other day.

There appeared (on the side) several greyed in circles with writing next
to them, and also a circle without any writing.

As they are on the side of the fus'l., am curious as to what
they are for ?

Are they Ports for "something" ?

Thanks,
Bob
 




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