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Submitted 9 years ago

2182 at KBFI

Andrew Peters

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Mark Thomas9 years ago

Anyone, what purpose did the 'eyebrow' windows serve?

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sam kuminecz9 years ago

mark, the eyebrow windows come from the 707 design.(737 is based distantly off the 707) used in the KC-135A for better view of the refueling boom.
the T-43s (B737-200s) have them but I don't think the new P-8s do
the new 800s and 900s do not have the windows but if you ever look in the cockpit youll see them faired over with plastic panels

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Mark Thomas9 years ago

Thanks Sam!

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