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ETOPS certification for all the Airbus twin-engined airplanes

Paris, France – EASA appreciates the great reliability of commercial aircraft produced by such European group

Airbus has achieved the ETOPS (Extended range twin-engine operations) certification by EASA (European Aviation Safety Agency)for the A-319, A-320 and A-321 aicraft families. This relevant European group is waiting for receiving it also for its own A-318s. Such certification is an important one as it warrants a significant recognition with reference to the reliability of its airplanes and their engines,...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 62757
Rome, Italy, 05/04/2004 13:07
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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