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Antonov An-225 Mriya (UR-82060)

Submitted 3 years ago

an-225 ur-82060 at shannon 19/10/21.

488 of UR-82060 412 of A225 14067 at EINN

Brian Buckley

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Julius Thompson3 years ago

"an-225 ur-82060 at shannon", There is only one AN225 flying.

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Brian BuckleyPhoto Uploader3 years ago

I know there's only one an-225,maybe the younger members of the public don't know. Your comment is a waste of time.

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Ken Hardy3 years ago

I wonder how many fatigue cracks there are in the upper wing skin especially where the sections join together which is common for a cantilevered wing design and how often they are inspected for using a NDT process like x-ray or eddy current

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Robin Rebhan3 years ago

Nice plane at air shows! From a military point of view it's not a practical aircraft. Fuel load vs. payload vs. runway length needed to get off ground effect and be able to go any distance. And no air refueling ability. Still a beautiful plane!

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