Apparatus for securing a wing to the body of a craft
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Jun 28, 1983
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Jul 29, 1980
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Aug 11, 1979
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A wing is secured to the body of a craft, for example an aircraft, at leastt four support points interconnected in pairs by a respective clamping bolt. The metal planking of the upper and lower wing structure forms two wing forks each having a respective securing end and two forked legs. One wing fork is secured with its forked legs to the upper wing structure surface. The other wing fork is secured with its forked legs to the lower wing structure surface. Each of the four support points of the craft body forms a forked bracket so that each support point has two half brackets. The half brackets of a pair are vertically aligned so that the respective clamping bolt may pass through these aligned half brackets and through the respective securing ends of the wing forks extending into the space between two half brackets.
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