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"The bolt most likely came from a Boeing 747 or 767, Ten reported. Sydney Airport officials said no aircraft had reported mechanical problems, Ten said, ==which suggested the bolt wasn't in use at the time it fell from the plane== , Ten said." (emphasis added) Good thing they didn't try to use the bolt in flight. ![]() -Robert |
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