Unapproved Repair Triggers CFM56 Emergency Directive
Credit: Sean Broderick/Aviation Week Network
An MRO shop's unapproved repair process triggered a European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) emergency airworthiness directive that orders parts removed from 57 CFM International engines. A third-party engine maintenance shop working on critical CFM56 parts used an induction heater "in a manner...
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