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Old 03-29-2006, 09:18 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Re: Osprey Damaged

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Originally Posted by Grimmy
Aircraft "age" is an issue of frame stressors over time isnt it? (not being snarky, really asking. I know some of y'all work air craft and will know better than me).
Aircraft age is measured in "Service Time". That is, from the time the individual aircraft airframe entered active service. The new Ospreys haven't been a round long enough for this to be an issue unless there are some serious structural design flaws. From the article, it sounds like the pilot had a "hard landing" which would damage any aircraft at any point in it's service life. From an old A/C maintenance tech's perspective, I think the idiot wearing the head set screwed up not the A/C

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