Study Shows That Repair Stations’ Revenues Hurt By U.S. Government’s 16-Day Shutdown
The furloughing of FAA inspectors and technical staff delayed routine approvals for a majority of repair stations surveyed by the Aeronautical Repair Station Association (ARSA), the trade group reports. Sixty-one percent of respondents to ARSA’s survey report that tasks such as repair station manual...
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