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Mendel on Final Report from the Contained Engine Failure of United flight 328Pratt&Whitney were involved in the investigation. If this involved a forged blade, it would've been mentioned in the repirt. 
Mike S on Final Report from the Contained Engine Failure of United flight 328Great writeup. Thank you for an exciting story. 
Keyan on Final Report from the Contained Engine Failure of United flight 328We've been reading about spurious airplane parts with forged documents getting into worldwide circulation. Was this possibly involved in this…
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ptc on The Last Known Whereabouts of the White BirdIf I understand Tom's description correctly, it is this place https://www.google.com/maps/@44.7812992,-67.3151143,49m/data=!3m1!1e3?entry=ttu Direction of this straight line is the same as…