Re: Old, but interesting topic
Mxsmanic <mxsmanic@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:7i1t03dfmpakk348gjqktj56qp6fnmghc8@xxxxxxx:
Iain Smith writes:
You bet they are! All engine manufacturers do.
Where can I find this information?
What's it to you, fjukkwit?
You don;t fly. The engines on your airplane don't exist because there is no
airplane, no flying and no real skill involved.
Bertie
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