THE FAA HAS COMPLETED ABOUT 90% OF ITS CERTIFICATION RULES FOR TILTROTOR AIRCRAFT
THE FAA HAS COMPLETED ABOUT 90% of its certification rules for tiltrotor aircraft, such as the Bell/Agusta BA-609, tentatively scheduled to make its first flight next year (AW&ST June 5, p. 52). The agency is combining sections from FAR Part 29 airworthiness standards for Transport Category...
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