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Engine TBO (time between overhauls) seems to be one of the most misunderstood concepts in aviation maintenance. There are lots of TBO-related old wives tales that are widely believed by owners and mechanic alike, and they can cost owners a great deal of money. Mike Busch endeavors to clear up these misconceptions, and explain what TBO really means.
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The Whyalla Report – Junk Science?Editorial Staff
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Reroutes and RethinkingEditorial Staff
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FLYING’s Report on WhyallaEditorial Staff
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Our New C-131 ChecklistEditorial Staff
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The Man or Woman Just Down Your StreetEditorial Staff
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Why Flight Instruct? – Because You May Be Able to Make a Difference … and a LivingEditorial Staff
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Readbacks and Remedial RedemptionEditorial Staff
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