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POWERS v. LYCOMING ENGINES, A DIVISION OF AVCO CORPORATION et al
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February 10, 2011
Judge Denies Class Cert. In Lycoming Engines Suit
A federal judge has denied certification of a proposed nationwide class in a suit accusing Avco Corp. unit Lycoming Engines of making plane engines with defective crankshafts that caused power loss and in-flight engine failure.
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September 28, 2007
Class Certified In Suit Over Alleged Airplane Defects
A federal judge has granted class status to thousands of current and previous airplane owners who claim Lycoming Engines designed and built defective engine crankshafts that can cause a total loss of engine power as well as in-flight engine failures.