FAA Sees No Immediate Need For Action On 767 Wing Part

Staff April 04, 2000

FAA sees "no immediate need" to take action on stringers within the wing center section of about 30 to 40 Boeing 767-300s in service. The 767-400s do not use the affected parts. Boeing was notified by a supplier that stringers had been improperly treated. While some affected stringers are on...

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