Norway Searches For 737 Stuck-Elevator Incidents
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The Accident Investigation Board Norway (AIB) is studying incidents in which pilots flying Boeing 737s for several Scandinavian airlines had to use larger-than-normal control yoke forces to unstick their aircrafts’ elevators. The action follows two stuck-elevator investigations. One involved a...
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