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EASA on volcanic ash: Safety Information Bulletin

Cologne, Germany - The Agency yesterday issued it with recommendations to operators

The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has since last week been working intensively with aircraft and engine manufacturers to establish appropriate measures to ensure aircraft remain airworthy when flown in airspace with low levels of contamination from volcanic ash. There are currently no “volcanic ash” certification specifications and the Agency is collaborating with the International Civil Avi...

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Rome, Italy, 04/23/2010 16:21
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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