Civil Aviation Authority warns aircraft associated with Rick Lucas may be faulty
About 200 aircraft could be affected, after evidence of poor maintenance.
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About 200 aircraft could be affected by poor maintenance practices at helicopter pilot Rick Lucas’ now-defunct businesses.
The Civil Aviation Authority issued a continuing airworthiness notice this month to the aviation sector warning all aircraft previously operated by Rick Lucas Helicopters or
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Tue, 30 Jan 2018
Tue, 30 Jan 2018
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Civil Aviation Authority warns aircraft associated with Rick Lucas may be faulty
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