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Two rejected takeoff tests for the #Airbus #A350F prototype this morning! The first flight is scheduled for early next week.✈️ #Toulouse #FWXLD #Avgeek

142,498 просмотров • 7 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Cynic
Cynic7 дней назад

@ByERussell Getting close. Can’t wait to see it fly.

Фото профиля turpin aime
turpin aime7 дней назад

Facts, this is actually crazy. This post wins today. 100%.

Фото профиля Rainer Ohler
Rainer Ohler7 дней назад

Exciting!!!

Фото профиля İskenderkebap Ofişıl
İskenderkebap Ofişıl7 дней назад

İs this a fail? Just keeps rolling although most of the speed is already shaved?

Фото профиля Roberto
Roberto7 дней назад

La puntilla a Boeing

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