Some bad news for 'Connie" lovers

Looking on the bright side, better to have found this corrosion problem via inspections on the ground, which is what corrosion inspections are for, than in the air, when something "important" fails... The program, in this case the maintenance program, which includes corrosion inspections, worked. That's a good thing. All airplanes suffer from corrosion. The hard part is finding the problem before it finds you... Well done! Lets hope they get her back in the air at some point, and in good condition.
 
$487,139 is the conversion to US dollars.I hope they can find a sponser,I think the connie is a beautiful aircraft.:USA-flag:
 
Well she will be airbornd again in 2011 with a new wing cap and overhauled engines...:applause:
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top