Credit: Boeing
Operators of certain GE Aviation GEnx-1Bs that power Boeing 787s must replace fuel hydraulic lines at the next engine shop visit with re-designed components to eliminate the risk of leaks caused by flaws in the current parts, an FAA airworthiness directive set for publication Sept. 7 said. The...
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