RETROFIT PROGRAM FOR FALCON 50 WINS APPROVAL

Staff June 18, 2001
Honeywell said a Falcon 50 engine retrofit program that substitutes TFE731-40 turbofans for the original TFE731-3 powerplants has won certification from U.S. and European officials (BA, Oct. 18, 1999/181). Anheuser Busch is the first company to commit to doing the Falcon 50-40 conversion. Honeywell...

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