Whether the preemptive statute of repose created by the General Aviation Revitalization Act insulates the designer and manufacturer of a 37-year-old general aviation engine from liability for an accident whose sole cause was a forging defect in a new component part forged by another manufacturer

QUESTION PRESENTED Whether the preemptive statute of repose created by the General Aviation Revitalization Act, 49 U.S.C. § 40101, insulates the designer and manufacturer of a 37-year-old general aviation engine from liability for an accident whose sole cause was a forging defect in a new component part forged by another manufacturer.