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Discounting the fact that a 'successful test flight' probably isn't useful data, the equipment would of course only be packed away after the repairs have been t
by ivix 7y ago
Discounting the fact that a 'successful test flight' probably isn't useful data, the equipment would of course only be packed away after the repairs have been tested and signed off.
- redis_mlc 7y ago> a 'successful test flight' probably isn't useful data Actually, a test flight is the gold standard in aviation for return to service. I've done maintenance test flights for operators. Basically you read the maintenance logs and do a test flight to exercise whatever was changed.