HARTZELL HUB REPLACEMENT AD WILL COST MORE THAN $29 MILLION
Operators of a wide range of aircraft equipped with a variety of Hartzell propellers will be required to replace the hubs of those propellers, FAA said last week, an action the agency estimated will cost a minimum of $29.3 million. In an airworthiness directive published in the Sept. 11 Federal...
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