FAA issues new ADs for Airbus A350s, requiring updated inspections and maintenance limits
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- The FAA is superseding Airworthiness Directive 2021-03-08 for certain Airbus A350‑941 and A350‑1041 airplanes after additional reports of bushing migration were received.
- The agency also proposes to supersede AD 2025-17-06 for other Airbus models, mandating that operators revise their maintenance or inspection programs to include new or more restrictive airworthiness limitations.
Why it matters
Airlines operating the affected Airbus aircraft will need to update their maintenance schedules and inspection procedures to remain compliant, impacting operational planning and safety oversight.
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