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Q-400's airworthy, safety officials say
Clipped to the Drawing Board by John William  

 Once it hits the tarmac,  it won't drop down any further - but still travelling at speed in a straight line

A meeting of air safety engineers and officials in Europe has resulted in a decision to maintain the airworthiness status of Bombardier Inc.'s Q-400 turboprop in the wake of three landing gear malfunctions experienced by Scandinavian Airlines.

 

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