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Old 21st August 2008 | 07:59
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xxxchopperpilot
 
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SandBank, finally we see someone who knows what they are talking about.

An aircraft that has to abort a take-off due to an engine fault is a serious issue.

Maintenance then carried out to correct this would then require a test flight, not a revenue flight.

For a pilot or engineer to release/accept the aircraft under such circumstances without carrying out a test flight dependent upon what the circumstance was would be classed as negligence.

May i remind you all that accepting commercial pressure is classed as negligence. The engineer releasing the aircraft makes the call as to whether the aircraft will require a test flight or not, the company has no right to over rule this decision.

Think about that people.
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