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Rotorcraft
Airbus Limits H175 Speed After Crack Discovery
Airbus has limited the maximum forward speed of its H175 super-medium twin following the discovery of a horizontal stabilizer crack
A crack in the horizontal stabilizer has led global off-shore rotorcraft operator Babcock International to ground its two H175s, while Airbus has restricted the maximum forward speed of the super-medium twin to 80 knots, as it investigates the cause.
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Mark Huber
• Contributor
June 21, 2019
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