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South Africa Rule Could 'Decimate' GA with Mandatory Overhauls
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South Africa Rule Could 'Decimate' GA with Mandatory Overhauls
The South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) has decided it will rigidly enforce a little-recognized air regulation mandating that all Lycoming and Continental piston aircraft engines be overhauled every 12 years, regardless of condition or flight hours logged. SACAA calls the move a safety measure. Operators of some Pratt & Whitney and Rotax engines may also be affected. According to an article on the news site Biznews, the ruling immedia…
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