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Old 17th July 2008, 17:01   #1 (permalink)
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A320 series winglets?

I noticed what "appears" to be a 319 (US Airways) with winglets (not the standard Airbus fences) flying into LGA yesterday. Is there such a thing or did I get the a/c type wrong?

And another observation now that I think of it; AA 767 with winglets?

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Old 18th July 2008, 03:15   #2 (permalink)
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http://www.flightglobal.com/assets/g...x?ItemID=17414

Was it this? I have seen AA 757s with winglets at ORD. They add a nice touch to a beautiful airplane. They are putting them on all their remaining 76/75 fleet.
As for the Airbus - the US Airways A330s have a standard winglet - perhaps that is what you saw...??
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330 would not have been in LGA. My guess is, you saw a 190 and mistaked it for a 320. At first glance, it looks like a Baby Bus with winglets vs. the fence.The 757's with the winglets do make the airplane look even better. Not sure if any have been installed on the 76's yet.

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Definately not a 330. I tend more towards the suggestion of the Embraer. Thanks folks.
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These winglets?

Photos: Airbus A320-211 Aircraft Pictures | Airliners.net

Photos: Airbus A320-232 Aircraft Pictures | Airliners.net

They were trialled by Jetblue Airways over the last couple of years.
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Good point, but I'm 99% sure USAirways does not have any little busses with those type of winglets. I've also seen 320 family aircraft with dual trucks or 4 tires on each main in the Far East. Anything is possible.
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Yup, Compressor Stall, that's them winglets that I saw. It definately was US Airways too. Thanks.
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http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1416/...a7b031.jpg?v=0

Maybe this is what you saw.
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Now that I've confused myself completely....

Yeah weasil, was probably that....

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So you saw a 190???
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The truth is I'm no longer sure what I saw

Perhaps I'll see another one
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It appears that Airbus will start offering those winglets next year.


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