More content from April 2002

Some tips on proper torque wrench procedures Joe Escobar Torquing hardware is an everyday occurrence. In our day-to-day routine, numerous tasks are performed that require a specific...
April 1, 2002
By Chris Grosenick Top: A Boeing 757 No. 1 engine pylon hydraulic pressure and thrust reverser modules. Middle and bottom: Boeing 757 left system hydraulic service center. Hydraulic...
April 1, 2002
By Jim SparksLabor-saving devices have many applications on modern aircraft. Automatic flight systems are just one.Various high-performance aircraft need automatic flight controls...
April 1, 2002
Fire Safety Training Programs Protect yourself and others By Fred Workley Too often businesses that have a fire with substantial damage never reopen. Fires not only cause property...
April 1, 2002
Safety procedures Often safety procedures that prevent fires are really good housekeeping. Everything has a place and everything in its place. Here are some critical housekeeping...
April 1, 2002
The first three months of every year I travel around the country giving IA seminars to explain and defend the Federal Aviation Regulations.
April 1, 2002
The Question: To field approve or to STC? By Joe Hertzler Recently I was studying the field approvals of FAA Form 337s, what I consider to be the hottest issue between the FAA...
April 1, 2002