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AD: Consolidated, Vultee, Convair

AD: 2003-08-13 Various surplus military airplanes manufactured by Consolidated, Consolidated Vultee, and Convair: Amendment 39-13126. Docket 2003-NM-23-AD.
Applicability: Including, but not limited to, all of the following surplus military airplanes, certificated in any category: Consolidated Vultee Model PB4Y-1, P4Y-2, and LB-30 airplanes; Consolidated and Convair Model B-24 airplanes; and Consolidated Model C-109 and C-87 airplanes.
Compliance: To find and fix fatigue cracking in the lower rear cap of the wing front spar, front spar web, and lower skin of the wings, which could result in structural failure of the wings and consequent loss of control of the airplane
Special Flight Permits may be issued
Effective Date: This amendment becomes effective on May 7, 2003.

FMI: http://ftp.atp.com/ADs/pdf/030813.pdf

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