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Older Bombardier jets need new maintenance rules to stay in the air


The US aviation regulator wants to update maintenance rules for specific models of Bombardier Challenger business jets. This means owners and operators of these planes will have to revise their current maintenance plans to include new or stricter safety checks.
Aircraft manufacturers set maintenance schedules based on expected component life and known failure modes. When new safety issues emerge, regulators step in to update these schedules. This proposed rule means that the original maintenance plans for these jets are no longer considered sufficient to keep them safe.
Watch for the final rule to be published and how quickly operators update their maintenance programs, especially for older jets that might be nearing the end of their expected service life.

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