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India: obligatory to inspect the engines of the A-320neo aircraft every week

Attempt to avoid problems for passenger safety

The Indian Aviation Safety Agency has asked to all airlines that operating with Airbus A-320neo aircraft to carry out new checks on Pratt & Whitney engines, in order to identify potential defects or problems that could seriously endanger their safety of passengers. New checks that come after last year IndiGo and GoAir have had to put at ground in several occasions the fleet of A-320neo just for the...

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Delhi, India, 01/18/2019 10:52
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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