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Mark Huber

Premature H160 Helicopter Swashplate Bearing Wear Prompts Emergency AD

Inspections are required every 15 flight hours after 'premature degradation' detected

EASA has issued an emergency airworthiness directive mandating inspection of the swashplate bearing on Airbus H160 helicopters before any cleaning of the bearing, every 15 flight hours or every seven days.

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