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Aircraft fuel bladder is a flexible bag or rigid unit, contoured to the shape of a particular fuselage or wing cavity and designed to retain fuel. Many high performance light aircraft and some smaller turboprops use bladder tanks.
Damage to the bladder tank can cause fuel to leak, eventually causing major problems to the aircraft. Routine inspection of fuel tank can reveal the fuel leak through the bladder, and depending on the extent of the damage, bladder can be inspected by our technicians and send to a bladder repair station for further evaluation and re-certification.
 
Our expert Global Aircraft Service personnel can assist you with your inspection needs of bladders. At Global Aircraft Service we have capabilities to remove most makes and models of bladders from Beechcraft, Westwinds, Lear Jets, Aero Commanders, Pipers, Cessnas, Saber liners up to Boeing series and Mc Donnell Douglas series.
 
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