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PA dell'FAA su motori a turbina della General Electric Company, serie CT7-5, -7, e -9 (2005-18-01)

Washington, Usa - Per impedire la separazione di un supporto e la conseguente rottura non controllata del motore o danno all'aeromobile

La Federal Aviation Administration ha emesso una prescrizione di aeronavigabilità numero 2005-18-01 riguardante motori a turbina della General Electric Company, serie CT7-5, -7, e -9. Per la completa PA si veda la versione inglese di questa notizia.

fra/pec - 127192
Roma, Italia, 09/20/2005 12:41
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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