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FAA to decide today on Southwest Airlines' situation

Dallas, USA - Non certified parts on the carrier's Boeing 737s

The American FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) is expected to decide today on the situation of Southwest Airlines, that had been forced last week to ground some of its aircraft as they were flying with non-certified parts. The FAA authorized Southwest to continue its operations with those parts for 10 more days (see AVIONEWS). FAA spokeswoman Lynn Lunsford said: "Southwest has asked for more...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1108755
Rome, Italy, 09/01/2009 14:14
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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