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ATR-72 Tuninter accident: Ireland asked for modifying fuel indicator in 2003

Palermo, Italy - A request addressed to EASA, according to technicians appointed by Lawyers of a survivor of the accident which affected the Tunisian aircraft

Technicians appointed by Lawyers of one of the survivors of the accident which involved an ATR-72 of Tuninter on last August 6 would have found that, about two years ago, Irish Transport Ministry had warned EASA (European Aviation Safety Agency) about the need to encourage changes in the fuel indicator of the ATR’s turboprops. This request would have a consequence of a problem occurred aboard an A...

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Rome, Italy, 09/27/2005 12:51
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