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|Some airplane companies waste this space | |Some airplane companies waste this space | ||
|Wings | |Wings | ||
− | |Randall is making a joke about how an airplane’s wings could hypothetically be used as extra seating space, and | + | |Randall is making a joke about how an airplane’s wings could hypothetically be used as extra seating space, and he is surprised that not many airlines are taking advantage of this. In reality the space inside the wings is often used for fuel, and it is not advised to sit in or on the wing, as passengers on the wing would constantly feel the effects of wind. Additionally, airplane wings are designed to allow more air to flow over the top in order for the plane to stay up, so if airline companies actually utilized this idea, either the plane will not be able to fly since its wings would not allow it to do so, or the passengers will be having a ''really'' inconvenient time. |
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+ | The {{w|Junkers G.38}} was one airplane that had seating in the wing (and forward facing windows). | ||
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|Lookout | |Lookout |