Facts, but not gonna lie, I think it’s a bit too much. Those outside trucks are vertical when they aren’t on the ground.
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No
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You’ve gotta admit, I’m not wrong about the vertical part.
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No they aren’t vertical. I measured it and it’s about 55°. The A330 is about 35°
I had to pick this XP pic bc no irl pics were good
Total angle yes
Individual partly
Only outer ones (wing gear) though
More like 75
Is that XPlane though
I think it’s about 75
I frickin measured it’s about 55º
Aviation Fact #730
A Brussels airline flight to Vienna was aborted because the pilot was attacked in the cockpit. The attacker was a passenger’s cat.
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A330/340 ailerons point down when flaps are extended acting as mini-flaps creating more lift, it is most likely one of the factors contributing to the aircraft’s outstanding low speed performance.
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that’s a word that doesn’t really match with the A340-300 
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So does the 787, and it takes it a step further (on landing, the ailerons point up to act as spoilers
That happens on many Airbuses too
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A320 is an example
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really? because I can’t see
edit: nvm
El Al cockpit cat intensifies
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