AVweb's Monday Podcast: The FAA Ruling on Lycoming Crankshafts and More ...

AVweb’s Monday Podcast: The FAA Ruling on Lycoming Crankshafts and More …

Editorial Staff

Monday, October 02, 2006 at 12:00 AM ET

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Key Takeaways:

The FAA issued a final rule for Lycoming crankshaft replacement, while Congress examines the agency's funding crisis and the Age-60 rule.
Aviation news includes reports on a mysterious 737 crash, the impact of solar flares on GPS signals, and wind farms affecting radar.
Updates were also provided on specific aircraft and spacecraft, namely the Adam A500 and SpaceShipTwo.

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News for Monday, October, 2: The FAA has issued a final rule regarding replacement of Lycoming crankshafts; user fees are examined by Congress as the FAA funding crisis is questioned; 737 crashes mysteriously; solar flares and your GPS signal; wind farms and radar; Adam A500; SpaceShipTwo; and the Age-60 rule under review. Click through to listen.

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