'Onerous burden' feared in documentation and inspection proposals SAVANNAH, Ga. - Operators of small jets can anticipate a wave of new wiring inspection requirements, based on recent inspections of a sample of the fleet and the need to bring comparable attention to the state of wiring that already has been applied to large jets. At a meeting here last week, the results of recent wiring inspections of some three dozen small jets revealed numerous cases of chafing, broken insulation, dirt,…
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