Bombardier pilots get new flight manual pages for a known wing flap problem

The US aviation regulator proposes a new rule for certain Bombardier business jets. It would require pilots to update their flight manuals with corrected procedures for specific wing flap conditions.

Pilots rely on flight manuals for critical procedures, especially in emergencies. Incorrect information in these manuals can lead to dangerous situations. This change ensures pilots have accurate instructions for managing wing flap issues, which are essential for safe takeoffs and landings.