FAA Orders Boeing 767 Engine Pylon Bolt Checks

Staff May 22, 2000

FAA on Friday mandated a Boeing alert service bulletin to check older Boeing 767s for cracked engine pylon bolts. The emergency airworthiness directive gives operators five or 10 days, depending on the jet's age, to check the bolts, which are used on pylon struts. Damaged bolts must be replaced...

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