The FAA should increase its oversight of Kelly to reduce Kelly's high incidence
of product defects.
Kelly's failures are an economic burden to the industry. Even for those who do
not have the turbos listed in this AD (and my two GTSIO-520-Ns are not
affected), there is a cost to checking part numbers and serial numbers. And for
those whose turbos need to be replaced, even if Kelly covers parts and labor,
Kelly does not cover the downtime to the aircraft.
The FAA should not cooperate with Kelly to outsource the costs of Kelly's
defects. The FAA should impose punitive fines on Kelly for its defects. If the
fines turn out to be insufficient to motivate Kelly to increase it quality, the
FAA should begin to revoke Kelly's certifications.
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Daniel R. Herr Public SubmissionPosted: 04/22/2008
ID: FAA-2008-0314-0002
Daniel R. Herr
This is comment on Rule
Airworthiness Directives; Kelly Aerospace Power Systems Turbochargers
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Public Submission Posted: 04/22/2008 ID: FAA-2008-0314-0002
Jun 20,2008 11:59 PM ET