Glider Owners: FAA Warns of Loose Propellers, Add Signs Now
Published Date: 7/10/2025
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If you own a DG-1000T glider, listen up! The FAA found a problem where the propeller might come off, so they’re making you update your flight manual and add special 'Motor INOP' signs to keep you safe. You’ll need to do this soon to keep flying without worries, but it won’t cost a fortune.
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DG-1000T owners must update manuals and placards
If you own a DG-1000T glider, the FAA requires you to revise the glider flight manual and install “Motor INOP” placards. The AD was issued after reports of propeller separation and it prohibits operating the glider with the powerplant to address the unsafe condition.
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