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Lufthansa Grounds Two Airbus A321 Freighters After Cracks Discovered in Fuselages
After discovering a crack in their fuselages, Lufthansa Cargo recently grounded two Airbus A321 Freighters (A321Fs). This issue is a first for the aircraft type and has brought concerns related to the A321Fs' passenger-to-cargo conversion design. (aeroxplorer.com) 更多...Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
These are 10+ year old planes, converted from passenger to freighter by third party companies, not by Airbus. So it does not really compare to structural issues on a factory-new Boeing.
Actually, if you read the article, Airbus managed the conversion, using a third party.
The article says nothing whatsoever about having determined whether the conversion caused the cracks.
One wonders whether the same cracks are as easy to spot on a passenger version, perhaps not as visible?
And 10 years is young or there’s no way commercial flying could survive, economically.
The article says nothing whatsoever about having determined whether the conversion caused the cracks.
One wonders whether the same cracks are as easy to spot on a passenger version, perhaps not as visible?
And 10 years is young or there’s no way commercial flying could survive, economically.
These weren't structural issues, they were installer issues.
Oh, great. Tell that to the people in the pointy end of these planes. Look at the words CONCERNS ABOUT DESIGN quoted below.
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