Credit: Boeing
Boeing 787 operators must check engine fire shutoff components to ensure the parts function as intended following Boeing’s discovery of issues linked to a supplier’s “re-work” of the parts, a draft FAA airworthiness directive said. The directive, set for publication July 8, flags engine fire shutoff...
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