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When an engine fails in a twin-engine jet transport category airplane the remaining engine is capable of providing the necessary power/performance for the aircraft to continue safely operating for the remainder of the flight at a power setting at or below its maximum design limitations. As a result, the remaining engine would be operating within its design limitations and an "...extra inspection and/or maintenance routine..." should not be necessary.

After an engine fails in a twin-engine jet transport category airplane the remaining engine is capable of providing the necessary power/performance for the aircraft to continue safely operating for the remainder of the flight at a power setting at or below its maximum design limitations. As a result, the remaining engine would be operating within its design limitations and an "...extra inspection and/or maintenance routine..." should not be necessary.

When an engine fails in a twin-engine jet transport category airplane the remaining engine is capable of providing the necessary power/performance for the aircraft to continue safely operating for the remainder of the flight at a power setting at or below its maximum design limitations. As a result, the remaining engine would be operating within its design limitations and an "...extra inspection/ maintenance routine..." should not be necessary.

When an engine fails in a twin-engine jet transport category airplane the remaining engine is capable of providing the necessary power/performance for the aircraft to continue safely operating for the remainder of the flight at a power setting at or below its maximum design limitations. As a result, the remaining engine would be operating within its design limitations and an "...extra inspection and/or maintenance routine..." should not be necessary.

When an engine fails in a twin-engine jet transport category airplane the remaining engine is capable of providing the necessary power/performance for the aircraft to continue safely operating for the remainder of the flight at a power setting at or below its maximum design limitations. As a result, the remaining engine would be operating within its design limitations and an extraordinary maintenance inspection should not be necessary.

When an engine fails in a twin-engine jet transport category airplane the remaining engine is capable of providing the necessary power/performance for the aircraft to continue safely operating for the remainder of the flight at a power setting at or below its maximum design limitations. As a result, the remaining engine would be operating within its design limitations and an "...extra inspection/ maintenance routine..." should not be necessary.