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Saves Boeing money by manufacturing 1 frame

• free2023 3y ago
  Yes, certainly. But the carriers could configure it to make it non-functional, since it serves no purpose for them. Or they could spec it as a rivet-it-shut option from Boeing. Just seems crazy to have this big failure point in the fuselage, adding to their maintenance costs, for a thing they don't even use.
  • dotancohen 3y ago
    And mass.