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Easa chiede nuovi controlli per motori aerei A-380

Sidney, Australia - Qantas lascia a terra i propri velivoli per almeno altre 48 ore

"Easa", ("European Aviation Safety Agency"), l'ente europeo della sicurezza del volo, ha ordinato ulteriori controlli per i motori Rolls-Royce degli aerei A-380. L'agenzia ha emesso una prescrizione d'emergenza di aeronavigabilità, in vigore dal 10 novembre, secondo la quale ulteriori controlli sui propulsori in questione devono essere condotti entro 10 cicli di volo. Secondo l'agenzia a causare...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1122756
Roma, Italia, 11/11/2010 18:38
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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