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Old July 14th 10, 02:50 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Darryl Ramm
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Default US L-13 AD

On Jul 13, 6:38*pm, Bart wrote:
Effective July 19th, 2010
Am I reading correctly that no aerobatics are permitted after July
19th regardless of the outcome of the inspection?

Yes. That seems very clearly stated.


They also state that:
"Note 1: The above limitation is an interim solution until a final
action is identified, at which time the European Aviation Safety
Agency (EASA) and the FAA may consider further AD action."

So, there is hope for those of us who enjoy an occasional loop.

B.


....and that could also mean the whole fleet ends up being grounded.

Darryl
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Old July 14th 10, 03:00 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default US L-13 AD

I disagree with Bart

"there may be FURTHER action"

Since when does the FAA recind an AD action? There would have to be
demonstrated proof that it would be safe to do so. A overly
optomistic scenario would be a recurring inpection, probably involving
NDI certainly not visual alone.

Forget about aerobatics, and hope they don't restrict the flight
envelope like they have done with so many others Diamant, Grob, duo
discus, ect

aerodyne
 




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