Autopilots and Trim Runaways in General Aviation Aircraft

UK CAA — Safety Notice

Advisory facts

Issuing authority
UK CAA — Safety Notice
Reference
SN-2026/005
Status
active
Issued
22 May 2026

Sources: EASA, FAA, Transport Canada and the UK CAA — official safety advisories and notices, linked to the issuing authority. Informational only; consult the original document for current requirements.

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