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Can they not just patch it up fairly quickly and get it going again due to emergency? or do they have to keep it as is to conduct a whole investigation now.
by mmmlinux 2y ago
Can they not just patch it up fairly quickly and get it going again due to emergency? or do they have to keep it as is to conduct a whole investigation now.
- cf100clunk 2y ago''The collision left the CL-415 plane with a "sizable hole in its wing," said Christopher Thomas, a spokesperson with the California state firefighting agency, Cal Fire.'' https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-sopfeu-plane-grounded-1.7427777 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-sopfeu-plane-...
- nradov 2y agoThe repair will have to be performed as per manufacturer documentation by a licensed airframe mechanic and signed off by an inspector. This may or may not be a quick process depending on the severity of the damage and availability of replacement parts. The FAA generally wouldn't grant emergency exceptions to those rules, except perhaps for a ferry flight to another maintenance facility.
- dazed_confused 2y agoThe ignorance on this site is a sight to behold at times. A further risk to the aircraft and crew is not to be taken lightly...
- rayrey 2y agoMove fast , break shit