Review of Procedures and Policies of the FAA and NTSB with Respect to the DC-10 Cargo Doors: Hearings Before the Special Subcommittee on Investigations of the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, House of Representatives, Ninety-third Congress, Second Session, March 27, April 9, 1974U.S. Government Printing Office, 1974 - 303 páginas |
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accomplished action AD's Advance E.0 aft cargo door airplane Airworthiness Directive Alert Service Bulletin American Airlines Basnight Bolt Bolt Bolt Bracket Assy BRIZENDINE Bushing Bushing cargo compartment CARGO DOOR LATCH CARNEY carriers CENTER CARGO DOOR Chairman closed committee compliance correct Cotter Pin Crank Assy dated Decal Detroit incident discussed Doubler Douglas Aircraft Douglas Aircraft Company engineering Federal Aviation Administration Federal Aviation Regulations Forward fuselage going handle indicated INSTALL Intercostal issuance issued June 16 Link Assy Lockpin MANELLI manufacturer MCDONNELL DOUGLA SERVICE McDonnell Douglas DC-10 McGowEN modification NTSB phone call PICKLE PITTMAN plane president Qty Key Word question recall recommended record REFERENCE DRAWING RUDOLPH safety Service Bulletin 37 Service Bulletin 52-37 SHAFFER SHARMAN Shim SLIFF SMITH STEP OPERATION Support talked telegram testimony thru Turkish Airlines vent door VIEW SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Washer Washington western region wire ZONE VIEW SPECIAL
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