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Old 20th February 2021 | 01:47
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Freighter question

Older passenger aircraft that have been converted to freight usually do not have ‘cabin lining’ on parts of the overhead leaving ducts / control cables etc exposed

I imagine this was done to save weight yet newer conversions I’ve seen all have a liner installed around the interior leaving no space uncovered

Is there a reason for this beyond aesthetics ?
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Old 21st February 2021 | 22:30
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I've never given it much thought but I would assume it's to do with fire & smoke reduction and prevention.
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