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September 28th 05, 01:56 PM
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"Seth Masia" wrote:
If you put a fuel dump system in an airplane that doesn't need it, and it does an inadvertent dump, who is liable for the subsequent water landing? Most dump equipment will not jettison all the fuel. They typically will leave a minimum amount to ensure the scenario you are painting will not happen. 
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