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SAS' planes flew without have made controls: ENAC has supervised

Rome, Italy - The Scandinavian carrier has been controlled four times in Italy

Regarding the news coming from Stockholm about unsuccessful safety controls to ten Sas’ Airbuses (see for details AVIONEWS), ENAC (Italian Civil Aviation Authority) communicates that the carrier’s aircraft that have flown last year in Italy have been checked well four times. These controls, carried out on basis of SAFA’s programme for the inspection on foreign airplanes that attend Italian airports, all h...

fra/pec - 134557
Rome, Italy, 01/18/2006 12:36
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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