b1lanc
11th Feb 2018, 16:35
EASA said aircraft with two affected engines can only operate three more cycles. It is also ordering extended-range, twin-engine operations (ETOPS) limitations. Airbus has issued an Alert Operators Transmission (AOT) providing instructions “to de-pair the affected engines and discontinue [ETOPS] for aircraft fitted with affected engines,” according to EASA.
EASA issues GTF-powered A320neo emergency airworthiness directive | Engines content from ATWOnline (http://atwonline.com/engines/easa-issues-gtf-powered-a320neo-emergency-airworthiness-directive)
Looks like IndiGo might be impacted and avherald reports that the Spirit 320 at KLAS (also the AC with the fume event at FLL) with engine vibrations was also equipped.
EASA issues GTF-powered A320neo emergency airworthiness directive | Engines content from ATWOnline (http://atwonline.com/engines/easa-issues-gtf-powered-a320neo-emergency-airworthiness-directive)
Looks like IndiGo might be impacted and avherald reports that the Spirit 320 at KLAS (also the AC with the fume event at FLL) with engine vibrations was also equipped.