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A340-600 ENGINE RUN INCIDENT
By AEI Editor
Published: Nov 25, 2007
The AEI affiliate:
Association of Licensed Aircraft Engineers have asked some valid questions ! How does an apparently perfectly serviceable aircraft end up smashing into a concrete wall?
Are current engine run training practices sufficient? Read more on ALAE news;
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