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Old 18th Oct 2013, 09:24
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"eyes" on airbus wing?

What are those yellow "eyes" on top of the Airbus 320 wing for?

Strategic Airlines Airbus A320-212 VH-YQA-Wing View - Queensland Plane Spotting
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Used for the over-wing escape slide in case of ditching. My A320 knowledge is old, so it's either that or it's for the lifeline.

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It is indeed an attachment for the lifeline. The slide positions itself automatically on inflation and directs PAX and crew towards the (inner) trailing edge.
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Thanks for the input :-)
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