LYCOMING HOPES TO BEGIN INSTALLING NEW CRANKSHAFTS BY EARLY 2003
Top officials of engine maker Textron Lycoming, who have been wrestling for more than a year with a series of crankshaft failures in the company's 300-horsepower piston engines, believe they will be able to begin installing improved new crankshafts in some 950 grounded aircraft early next year. Mike...
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