<span style="font-size: larger;"><span style="font-family: Comic Sans MS;">Actually, the incident in Singapore is left without any conclusion. Probably none can be made at the moment. Maybe it delaminated on its own maybe it did not but was caused by a knock. Who knows.

I spoke with one of the guys from Xtreme Composite, this its the owner, about the issue of the leading edge delaminating. I mentioned it must be difficult to manufacture composite planes and keep it light. I caasually mentioned that to ensure the Hstab does not delaminate it would be great to have a backing layer but that would be so hard to do as the stab is thin. Well ... the reply is that they have a new process that is like having a backing on the joint from the inside. Not bad huh? </span></span>