FAA proposes USD3.8m civil penalty against United Airlines
UAUA | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said on Wednesday that it
is proposing a civil penalty of USD3.8m against United Airlines
(NASDAQ:UAUA) for allegedly operating an aircraft after violating its
own maintenance procedures on one of the engines of the aircraft.
United Airlines allegedly operated a Boeing 737 aircraft on over 200
flights between 10 February and 28 April 2008 when the aircraft was not
in an airworthy condition.
On 28 April 2008 the 737 returned to Denver after shutting down an
engine due to low oil pressure indications. United Airlines mechanics
later found, during teardown of the engine, that two shop towels,
instead of required protective caps, has been used to cover openings in
the oil sump area when maintenance was carried out in December 2007.
The carrier's maintenance procedures require the use of protective caps
or covers on all components that could be affected by the entry of
foreign materials.
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