FAA Mandates Changes To Fuel Tank Wiring In Boeing 777s

Staff August 23, 2002
FAA has denied a request to withdraw an airworthiness directive (AD) mandating that carriers modify the wiring in the fuel quantity indicator system (FQIS) on Boeing 777s. The agency received comments saying that Boeing has already addressed the proposed changes through service bulletins. FAA...

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