FAA seeking feedback on post AD compliance effectiveness

Josh Stoffer
Oct 28, 2022
1 min read

The FAA has received multiple reports from the field of cracked cylinders despite prior compliance with AD 2020-16-11. The FAA is concerned that the corrective action contained within AD 2020-16-11 is not sufficiently resolving the issue, so the FAA needs additional input from the field in order to better understand whether any additional actions are necessary at this time.

This is a link to the Airworthiness Concern Sheet:

https://www.faasafety.gov/files/notices/2022/Oct/FAA_ACS_Continental_Cylinder_Cracking.pdf

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