56. List 3 (three) factors that may impact the duration of an aircraft development program. 57. What are the 5 elements that constitute the aircraft life-cycle cost? 58. Why are aircraft manufacturer develop aircraft in a "family" concept? Give an example and explain the advantages. 59. A Canadian aircraft is sold to French airline to be operated on a route between France and Russia. From which authorities does the aircraft manufacturer obtain certification? 60. Is it acceptable that a series of event leads may lead to a catastrophic failure in an aircraft? If yes, under which condition?

56. List 3 (three) factors that may impact the duration of an aircraft development program. 57. What are the 5 elements that constitute the aircraft life-cycle cost? 58. Why are aircraft manufacturer develop aircraft in a "family" concept? Give an example and explain the advantages. 59. A Canadian aircraft is sold to French airline to be operated on a route between France and Russia. From which authorities does the aircraft manufacturer obtain certification? 60. Is it acceptable that a series of event leads may lead to a catastrophic failure in an aircraft? If yes, under which condition?

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