FAA Issues Emergency Airworthiness Directive On Boeing Aircraft
FAA yesterday issued an emergency airworthiness directive on Boeing 747-400s, 767-200s and 767-300s powered by Pratt&Whitney PW4000 engines, requiring revisions to the flight manual to prevent reduced acceleration and climb performance. The performance data now in the manual could result in runway...
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