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Zodiac CH-601XL certificates frozen without modifications
Aviation eBrief | Nov 16, 2009
The FAA has put a freeze on the issuance of new airworthiness certificates for the Zodiac CH-601XL series, meaning operators will have to prove that modifications designed to prevent aerodynamic flutter were made before they can get certified. The action was followed by news on Friday from the NTSB of another Zodiac in-flight breakup, and the agency noted that the latest crash might have been prevented if the FAA had implemented previous recommendations from the NTSB. AVweb (11/14)
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