NEW BRAKE SOURCE FOR 767

EDITED BY PAUL PROCTOR July 20, 1998
Boeing and AlliedSignal recently completed certification testing for updated carbon brakes for the 767 transport family. The brakes, made with Carbenix 4100 material, are similar to those used on the newer Boeing 777 and are scheduled to enter revenue service in early 1999, according to Pete...

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