What are these holes on the bottom of the wing? (Citation X)
Posted by BennetTrex@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 11 comments
Posted by BennetTrex@reddit | aviation | View on Reddit | 11 comments
RousseSvelte@reddit
It's called "Manhole" Used for inspection/repair
SharkAttackOmNom@reddit
That’s not very progressive towards an inclusive workforce.
We call them “personholes”
RousseSvelte@reddit
Liked it 😜
BackgroundGrade@reddit
Access panels for when you need to inspect or service stuff in the wet bays of the wing.
diodorus1@reddit
Make sure to defuel first. Or else you taking a bath.
WirelessWavetable@reddit
All those panels actually seal in the fuel?
diodorus1@reddit
I don’t work on this plane but on mine, yes. Maybe not the last 2 or something.
Conscious-Prune4513@reddit
Panels for access to inner wing structure and fuel cells. There’s roughly 100 of them between both wings and center wing.
xxxxxxxsandos@reddit
You pop one off and can look at stuff inside the wing. Used for maintenance.
rygelicus@reddit
The oval things? Access/inspection panels.
mz_groups@reddit
Access panels for the interior of the wing.