D-AIHV

Aircraft:
Airbus A340-642
Reg: D-AIHV full info | D-AIHV photos
Serial #:
897
Airline: Lufthansa
Photo Date: Jun 10, 2008
Uploaded: Sep 14, 2008
Charlotte/Douglas Int'l Airport - KCLT, USA - North Carolina

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Impressive closeup of this massive engine on the A340-600, Lufthansa's first flight of this bird into Charlotte from Munich. Notice the very small clearance bewteen the fan blades and nacelle...it's amazing that those things spin thousands of times every minute for 10 hours at a time. Notice the reflection of the wing and ground equipment in the nacelle.

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by Edward Pascuzzi
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Notes

Impressive closeup of this massive engine on the A340-600, Lufthansa's first flight of this bird into Charlotte from Munich. Notice the very small clearance bewteen the fan blades and nacelle...it's amazing that those things spin thousands of times every minute for 10 hours at a time. Notice the reflection of the wing and ground equipment in the nacelle.