LAA agrees easier maintenance for low hours propellers
The LAA has agreed with three propeller overhaul companies a lighter touch maintenance regime for aircraft that have few hours in service but whose props have reached their calendar life.
The LAA calls the regime the ‘Low-Hours Propeller Inspection Protocol’ (LPIP) and has issued an airworthiness alert.
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