Jay Reynolds
Senior Member.
The Claim:
Reality:
Images are from pages 16-19:
http://atconsortium-indonesia.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/paksoni1.pdf
[mod add: working link
http://www.scribd.com/doc/104431928/A-320-Engine ] pg 140
Conclusion:
The pipes are standard equipment pylon drains which appear on official Airbus drawings from 1998.
Screenshot from the A320 production video also clearly show pipes on the pylon.
http://videos.airbus.com/video/iLyROoaf2AH3.html
At 02:22 (and similar shot at 02:37)
At 02:29
Screenshot from the A330 production video, also clearly showing pipes on the pylon.
View attachment 8919
(At 02:18)
And at 02:00
At 01:19, the pylon can be seen pre-assembly.
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1431878723709532&id=1410029482561123Look-Up.org.uk These pipes do not appear on the drawings for these planes. They have been retrofitted specifically for the delivery of aerosols
Reality:
Images are from pages 16-19:
[mod add: working link
http://www.scribd.com/doc/104431928/A-320-Engine ] pg 140
Conclusion:
The pipes are standard equipment pylon drains which appear on official Airbus drawings from 1998.
Screenshot from the A320 production video also clearly show pipes on the pylon.
http://videos.airbus.com/video/iLyROoaf2AH3.html
At 02:22 (and similar shot at 02:37)
At 02:29
Screenshot from the A330 production video, also clearly showing pipes on the pylon.
View attachment 8919
(At 02:18)
And at 02:00
At 01:19, the pylon can be seen pre-assembly.
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