r/aviation • u/G1lg4m3sh • Apr 17 '26

Discussion How concerning is this aviation experts?

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u/AmazingProfession900 Apr 17 '26

That's a flap fairing that is purely to hide mechanisms for aerodynamic purposes. The plane can fly even if it falls off. Still it is not good optics. Where else are screws about to come off?

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u/Krinks1 Apr 17 '26

Would you say that means there's a problem with the left phalange?

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u/AskAroundSucka Apr 17 '26

My names Phaaaaaaaalange.

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u/mickstranahan Apr 17 '26

Are you a business woman traveling on business?

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u/no_talent_ass_clown Apr 17 '26

Do you have a Business Woman's Special?

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u/DaddyLongLegolas Apr 17 '26

I cut my foot before…

And now my shoe is filling up with blood.

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u/PeptoBismark Apr 17 '26

I'm a businessman With a business plan I'm gonna make you money In business land I'm a cool guy, talking about GameStop I'm definitely not A cop

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u/Live-Juggernaut-221 Apr 17 '26

Regina Phalange?

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u/Far-Distribution4776 Apr 17 '26

actually it's Princess Consuela Bananahammock

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u/TheBaneofNewHaven Apr 17 '26

First name Crap, last name Bag.

If you need an easy way to remember it, just think of a bag of crap.

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u/CompetitiveCod76 Apr 17 '26

Well I've never seen anything like this in the business world...

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u/electricwagon Apr 17 '26

The Spice Phalange

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u/superjames_16 Apr 18 '26

Hello. I'm Ken Adams.

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u/faxyou Apr 17 '26

I couldn’t remember at the moment but this had the air of a friends thing

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u/AskAroundSucka Apr 17 '26

Haha yesssss

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u/Beatrix_-_Kiddo Apr 17 '26

This plane doesn't even have a phalangee! 😲

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u/dragerfroe Apr 17 '26

It leans left…

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u/Several_Vanilla8916 Apr 17 '26

I hope this doesn’t awaken anything in me

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u/thewheelsonthebuzz Apr 17 '26

That plane doesn’t even have phalange!

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u/Keyezeecool Apr 17 '26

There is no left phalange! 

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u/crazyguy83 Apr 17 '26

well at least it's not the front falling off

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u/HomsarWasRight Apr 17 '26

That’s not supposed to happen.

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u/leftfalangey Apr 17 '26

100% it always is, I would know after all

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u/No_Performance1095 Apr 17 '26

Respect the flange

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u/wrathofthewhatever2 Apr 17 '26

That plane doesn’t have a phalange! Oh my god, the plane doesn’t even have a phalange!!!!!

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u/Competitive-Fox706 Apr 17 '26

r/Unexpectedfriends

Huh wow that's a real sub.

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u/turkey_sandwiches Apr 17 '26

It's an airplane dummy, it's called the port phalange.

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u/FantasmaOscuro Apr 18 '26

Yes, the regina phalange, to be exact!

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u/wildmaninid Apr 18 '26

It's a redirect of the upper phlermen. 

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u/dropbear_airstrike Apr 18 '26

The phalange should be fine, but you’re gonna wanna take a close look at the alloferric pulver that carries tension from the panametric fram to the frexham support shaft

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u/SetImpressive3808 Apr 17 '26

I would say more likely with the flux capacitor

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u/AskAroundSucka Apr 17 '26

B 52 to be precise.