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Boeing reports wing cracks on Dreamliners

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proppastie

proppastie

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Everybody makes mistakes.

I am not familiar, does the Dreamliner have metal spars, or is this really a de-lamination or other composite flaw. I did not think composites would have hair line cracks.
 
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