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Old 2nd Jul 2009, 11:41
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Kinetika
 
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Chevron. I know little of Airbus operations (or any heavy operations for that matter) but venting fuel on a departure at 3000Ft would certainly be cause for concern. I think.

Perhaps it was water vapour. If the Temp was +30C then by 3000 i think he might have been in air that was sufficiently humid / correct temp to turn to vapour over the winglets?

Or maybe you are entirely correct and i am talking absolute



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