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Old 2nd Jun 2014, 19:19
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FR24 suggests JA835J is still at Tampa.
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Old 2nd Jun 2014, 19:23
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At least the outboard section (approx. 8ft+) of the wing is replaceable. It's bolted on in the factory! However I would guess there would be some serious internal inspections to do
The wing tip section is made in Korea and the wing itself is Japan (Mitsubishi).

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Old 2nd Jun 2014, 23:02
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Plane is repaired and scheduled to depart later tonight... June 2.

Airport is suggesting it was the fire truck at fault... parked too close. The area is rather tight at the end of the ramp.

Airport spokesperson will only say the insurance companies are working out who will pay the bill for the repair.

The welcome was for the first 787 to land at TPA and the first JAL flight... also for the national soccer team that chartered the flight.

As of now and for the foreseeable future, all 'greetings' are suspended.

That is what is being reported on the local news.

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Old 3rd Jun 2014, 06:55
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also for the national soccer team
in that case it has probly been a foul... The fire truck clearly tried to trip the plane up...
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Old 3rd Jun 2014, 14:26
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also for the national soccer team in that case it has probly been a foul... The fire truck clearly tried to trip the plane up...
If it had been the Italian national team, the plane would have retracted it's gear, tumbled to the ground and cried to the ref to give the fire truck a red card.
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which ever was moving at the time/point of the impact!
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