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How long was the DC-10 grounded?

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How long was the DC-10 grounded?

How long was the DC-10 grounded?

In total, the DC-10 stayed grounded for 37 days.

Was the DC-10 a bad plane?

The DC-10 was plagued by design flaws in the aircraft's cargo doors. But the FAA withdrew the DC-10 type certificate on after the crash of American Airlines flight 191 in Chicago- the deadliest aviation accident in US history.

Are any Lockheed L 1011 still flying?

Q: Do any airlines still use the L1011? A: No, none are still flying for commercial airlines. The L1011 was technologically advanced when it debuted in 1972, but more modern and efficient airplanes have replaced it in airline fleets.

Is DC-10 still in service?

Currently, the remaining DC-10 has found its new purpose and is now widely used as a military air tanker by the US US Air Force and cargo aircraft by FedEx. DC-10 as a flying eye hospital where eye surgery is performed.

When was the last time a DC 10 was grounded?

  • The DC-10 got over its grounding. Photo: Wikimedia The last time the FAA ordered a temporary grounding of a particular aircraft model due to a fatal accident was back in 1979 when the McDonnell Douglas DC-10 was grounded for two months.

Why was the McDonnell Douglas DC 10 grounded?

  • Days after the crash, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grounded the DC-10 after inspections of other aircraft revealed serious safety concerns with the type. The McDonnell Douglas DC-10 saw numerous deadly crashes and incidents.

Why was the DC 10 grounded by the FAA?

  • The DC-10 problem was limited to those operators who had ‘streamlined’ the maintenance process. The grounding is global: The DC-10 was grounded by the FAA only. The MAX has been grounded by every aviation regulator in the world and will require the approval of every regulator to get it back in operation.

Is the 787 grounded like the DC 10?

  • Unlike the DC-10, the incidents thus far with the Dreamliner have not resulted in any hull losses or fatalities. So if the DC-10 could come back, the 787 should too. True, the 787 could stay grounded until next year, but it is a much more complicated aircraft than the DC-10 ever was.

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