Posted by Saied | Posted in aircrafts | Posted on 17-07-2010
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IT HELPS STABILIZE THE PLANE MORE. I FORGET WHAT THEY ARE CALLED,
I don’t see any cones.
1. that’s a 737-7H4
2. they house part of the flap extension mechanism
They are called a fairing ( canoe airline talk) . They cover up the flap drive mechanism for aerodynamics purpose
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Flap track/flap actuator fairings. As another said, they are often referred to as “canoes” by those in the business.
They are to cover the flap tracks and/or flap actuators (depending on if it is a Boeing or Airbus aircraft. They are not always painted orange. Usually they are painted to match the wings. In this case they were painted to match the paint scheme.