FAA Orders Flap Fixes On Boeing 757s
FAA yesterday ordered operators of Boeing 757s to replace transmission assemblies for trailing-edge flaps within three years. The agency estimated the cost at $87,000 per aircraft or $43.5 million for the U.S. fleet. The order was prompted by reports that assembly attachment bolts were breaking and...
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