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[Flightman]

Civil Aviation Administration - Ramp Check Results

The Civil Aviation Administration has made a Ramp Check to one of your Airbus A300-600R aircraft (OH-KAC) and have found out that the aircraft has not been maintained properly. The B checks of the aircraft have expired (they have not been scheduled into the aircraft's rotation).

The CAA has fined you for the amount of 224 000 USD for using an aircraft that not properly maintained and they also expect you to correct this problem as soon as possible.

You can view more details from the My Aircraft page.



I dont understand, b check is cheduled - actually have been whole time when i have lease this aircraft.

B - in sunday and A- in monday.


How this is possible?

[swiftus27]

It was over a week since your last B check on that airplane.

[Flightman]

how that is possible becaus i have auto cheduled b checks and a checks. They should be do that automatic every week.

[Dazwalsh]

are you in the red or in profit?

[Flightman]

does that counts? sceduled maintanence allways reduce my balance if i would sometimes be in red. Usyally if read, not more than ~200 000usd

[Dazwalsh]

not saure, sami posted in another topic about checks are cancelled if you are too far into the red, but 200,000 doesnt seem like a lot

[AlistairS]

I have noticed that if your B check is within the minimum turntime and your flight arrives late then it misses it's B check slot, I suggest you open up the time span from when the aircraft arrives to when the B check should start. Same applies to A checks as well.