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An Airbus aircraft required a full cockpit removal by an AOG team over a decade ago due to a cracked window frame, an issue described by aviation maintenance professionals as a classic and...

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An Airbus aircraft required a full cockpit removal by an AOG team over a decade ago due to a cracked window frame, an issue described by aviation maintenance professionals as a classic and frequent problem that was expensive for operators until a reinforcing modification was introduced.

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  • Over a decade ago, Airbus sent an AOG team to rip out the entire cockpit due to a crack in a window frame.

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  • [comment u/nothingbutfinedining] Classic Airbus window frame cracks. The rack that holds all the DU’s and shit is such a nightmare to remove.

  • [comment u/Holzwier] Not too long ago we used to replace 1-2 frames every month. Not the cheapest work for the operator. That is until the mirror fitting mod came to reinforce the area.

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  • “Classic Airbus window frame cracks. The rack that holds all the DU’s and shit is such a nightmare to remove.”

    u/nothingbutfinedining140 points · Sep 25, 2026View

  • “Not too long ago we used to replace 1-2 frames every month. Not the cheapest work for the operator. That is until the mirror fitting mod came to reinforce the area.”

    u/Holzwier45 points · Sep 25, 2026View

  • “As avionics I’ve stripped and prepped about 15 for this job.”

    u/tomcat5o131 points · Sep 25, 2026View

  • “Some LearJets have a similar issue. Once you need the windshield to be changed, its a full cockpit removal. Aaaaand the new windshield might arrived undrilled haha.”

    u/Fatal_Explorer18 points · Sep 25, 2026View

  • “But have you ever seen fully see through A320 cockpit? https://imgur.com/a/oyVLGJi”

    u/burkabich16 points · Sep 25, 2026View

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r/aviationmaintenance
Event date
2016

Companies

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  • BoeingAlso named

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Topics

  • aviation maintenance
  • reliability
  • structural issue
  • repair
  • cost

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  • A320

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Sep 25, 2026
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