Boeing 787 (2): Wings and fuselage

At the museum “Flight of Dreams,” I explored in, under, and around the airplane, looking at the 787 Dreamliner Explorer app, downloaded on my smartphone.

The wings are made of CFRP. They are durable and flexible.

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Landing and taxi lights at the wing root

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Raked wingtip

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Slats, flaps, and flap support fairings

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Fuel tank

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Flaps and flaperon

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Fuel dump outlet and ailerons

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Krueger flaps

I took a close look at the fuselage, and paid attention to the protruding parts.

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Cabin air compressor inlet

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Pressure relief vents and static ports

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Ice detectors

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AOA sensor, TAT sensor, and pitot tube

I fully enjoyed my exploration. The app was very informative and helpful. After getting home, I created a notebook dedicated to Boeing 787. I wrote down what I had learned in the museum, and transcribed the contents of the app. I will continue to study about airplanes with this notebook.

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