ASB No. AS365-25.01.

67
Civil version(s): N2, N3

Drawing of the helicopter family

ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN
CORRECTIVE MEASURE

EQUIPMENT AND FURNISHINGS

Label "Do not stow anything under any seat"
Corresponds to modification 365V874113.00

For the attention of

Revision No. Date of issue

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Summary:

The purpose of this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN is to affix labels which indicate that nothing must be stowed
under the energy-absorbing seats.

Compliance:

Compliance with this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN is mandatory.

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1. PLANNING INFORMATION

CAUTION

THIS ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN WAS DRAWN UP

BASED ON THE ORIGINAL HELICOPTER
CONFIGURATION (AS DEFINED IN THE AIRCRAFT
INDIVIDUAL INSPECTION LOG BOOK (RIC)). IT
TAKES INTO ACCOUNT AIRBUS HELICOPTERS-
APPROVED CONFIGURATION CHANGES MADE
AFTER DELIVERY, PROVIDED THAT AIRBUS
HELICOPTERS HAS BEEN ADVISED THEREOF. IT
DEVOLVES ON THE OPERATOR TO CHECK THE
COMPATIBILITY OF ANY MODIFICATIONS WITH
THE CURRENT HELICOPTER CONFIGURATION. IN
CASE OF INCOMPATIBILITY, IT DEVOLVES ON
THE OPERATOR TO DESIGN THE NECESSARY
ADAPTATIONS AND HAVE THEM APPROVED BY
THE AIR TRANSPORT AUTHORITIES IN THE
CONCERNED COUNTRY, AND TO MAKE SURE OF
AIRWORTHINESS FOLLOW-UP THEREOF.

1.A. EFFECTIVITY

1.A.1. Helicopters/installed equipment or parts

Helicopters equipped with energy-absorbing seats listed in paragraph 1.A.2. and PRE MOD
365V874113.00.

NOTE

Refer to the Individual Inspection Log Book (RIC AMS) to

identify the current modification status of the helicopter.

1.A.2. Non-installed equipment or parts

Pilot, copilot and/or passenger seats listed in table No. 1 below:

Table No. 1

Equipment manufacturer Seat type Generic Part Number (MP/N)

Socea Sogerma ST102 2510102-xx-xx

F+E
H110 9606-()-()-()
(Fischer + Entwicklungen)

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1.B. ASSOCIATED REQUIREMENTS

Not applicable.

1.C. REASON

The purpose of this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN is to affix labels which indicate that nothing must be
stowed under the energy-absorbing seats.

Compliance with this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN cancels the instructions given in ALERT SERVICE
BULLETIN No. 01.00.66.

1.D. DESCRIPTION

Compliance with this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN consists in:

- removing and discarding the labels previously installed when complying with ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN
No. 01.00.66,
- Affix new labels mentioning that nothing is to be stowed under the energy-absorbing seats in the cockpit
and/or in the cabin.

1.E. COMPLIANCE

1.E.1. Compliance at H/C manufacturer level

Not applicable.

1.E.2. Compliance in service

The work must be performed on the helicopter by the operator.

Helicopters/installed equipment or parts:

Comply with paragraph 3. of this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN as per table No. 2 below, within 110 flying
hours or no later than within 6 months following receipt of this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN on the date
mentioned at the foot of the page.

Table No. 2

Helicopter configuration Paragraph to comply with Illustration

Equipped with F+E (Fischer +

Comply with paragraph 3,
Entwicklungen) seat in the cockpit, Figure 1
except for paragraph 3.B.2.c.
referenced (MP/N) 9606-()-()-()

Equipped with a Socea Sogerma

“cameraman” seat in the cabin,
referenced (MP/N) 2510102-xx-xx and Comply with paragraph 3. Figures 1 and 2
installed through the customization
365V870356.01 and/or 365V870356.02

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Non-installed equipment or parts:

Comply with paragraph 3.B.2.a.

1.F. APPROVAL

Approval of modifications:

The information or instructions relate to modification 365V874113.00 which was approved on

December 14, 2018, under the authority of EASA Design Organization Approval No. 21J.700 for
helicopters of civil versions subject to an Airworthiness Certificate.

Approval of this document:

The technical information contained in this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN Revision 0 was approved on
February 11, 2019 under the authority of EASA Design Organization Approval No. 21J.700 for helicopters of
civil versions subject to an Airworthiness Certificate.

The technical information contained in this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN Revision 0 was approved on
February 11, 2019 under the prerogatives of the recognition of design capability FRA21J-002-DGA for
French Government helicopters.

1.G. MANPOWER

For compliance with this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN, Airbus Helicopters recommends the following staff
qualifications:

Qualification: 1 Airframe Technician.

The estimated man-hours are indicated for reference purposes only and based on a standard helicopter
configuration.

Estimated man-hours: 1 hour for the Airframe Technician.

Estimated helicopter downtime is indicated for reference purposes only, based on a standard helicopter
configuration.

Helicopter downtime is estimated at one half-day.

1.H. WEIGHT AND BALANCE

Weight negligible.

Moment negligible.

1.I. POWER CONSUMPTION

Not applicable.

1.J. SOFTWARE UPGRADES/UPDATES

Not applicable.

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1.K. REFERENCES

The following documents are required for compliance with this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN.

Standard Practices Manual (MTC):

- MTC: 20-04-01-102: Use of cleaning products on individual parts and on helicopters - Cleaning.
- MTC: 20-07-02-201: Helicopter parked in a repair shop - Safety instructions.
- MTC: 20-07-03-406: Instructions applicable when working on an aircraft electrical circuit and power
generating systems - Technical instructions.
- MTC: 20-07-03-408: Appearance checks on an aircraft after an inspection or repair - Technical instructions.

1.L. OTHER AFFECTED PUBLICATIONS

CAUTION
TO COMPLY WITH THIS ALERT SERVICE
BULLETIN, THE OPERATOR MUST MAKE SURE
THAT ALL THE MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTS
REQUIRED FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF THIS
INSTALLATION ARE AVAILABLE. IF NOT, IT IS
THE OPERATOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO OBTAIN
THE DOCUMENTS FROM THE USUAL AIRBUS
HELICOPTERS CONTACT.

The modification will be integrated into the following manuals:

- Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC),
- Flight Manual (PMV).
Revision of the documents IPC will be updated on the customer’s order.
The Flight Manual (PMV) will be updated as part of a future revision.

1.M. PART INTERCHANGEABILITY OR MIXABILITY

Not applicable.

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2. EQUIPMENT OR PARTS INFORMATION

2.A. EQUIPMENT OR PARTS: PRICE - AVAILABILITY - PROCUREMENT

Price

For any information concerning price of modification kits and/or components, contact the Airbus Helicopters
Network Sales & Customer Relations Department.

Availability

Delivery lead times will be indicated by the Sales and Customer Relations Department on the operator’s
request.

Procurement

Order the required quantities from the Airbus Helicopters Network Sales and Customer Relations
Department:

Airbus Helicopters
Etablissement de Marignane
Direction Ventes et Relations Client
13725 MARIGNANE CEDEX
FRANCE

NOTE 1

On the purchase order, please specify the mode of

transport, the destination and the serial numbers of the
helicopters to be modified.

NOTE 2

For ALERT SERVICE BULLETINS, order by:

Telex: HELICOP 410 969F
Fax: +33 (0)4 42 85 99 96.

2.B. LOGISTIC INFORMATION

Not applicable.

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2.C. EQUIPMENT OR PARTS REQUIRED PER HELICOPTER/COMPONENT

Equipment or parts to be ordered separately for helicopters equipped with F+E (Fischer + Entwicklungen)
seat in the cockpit, referenced (MP/N) 9606-()-()-():

Old
Designation Qty New P/N Item
P/N → Instruction

Label 2 332A00-4104-21 1 /

Equipment or parts to be ordered separately for helicopters equipped with a Socea Sogerma “cameraman”
seat in the cabin, referenced (MP/N) 2510102-xx-xx:

Old
Designation Qty New P/N Item
P/N → Instruction

Label 4 332A00-4104-21 1 /

Consumables to be ordered separately:

As per Work Cards and Tasks specified in this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN.

The consumables can be ordered separately from the company KLX AEROSPACE SOLUTIONS.
Website: https://www.klxaerospace.com/klxaero/
Telephone: +1-305-925-2600
AOG: +1-305-471-8888

2.D. EQUIPMENT OR PARTS TO BE RETURNED

Not applicable.

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3. ACCOMPLISHMENT INSTRUCTIONS

3.A. GENERAL

- Comply with the general instructions methods for using cleaning products on individual parts and on aircraft
as per Work Card 20-04-01-102 (MTC).
- Apply the general instructions for a helicopter parked in a repair shop as per Work Card
20-07-02-201 (MTC).
- Apply the general instructions when working on an aircraft network as per Work Card 20-07-03-406 (MTC).

3.B. WORK STEPS

3.B.1. Preliminary steps

- Park the helicopter in a hangar.

- Install appropriate access equipment.
- Disconnect all electrical power supplies.

3.B.2. Procedure (Figure 1)

NOTE 1

Only the install on the left side is described. Perform the

install on the right side using the same procedure.

3.B.2.a. Remove the existing labels

- Identify the former labels (not shown) that were previously installed during application of ALERT
SERVICE BULLETIN No. 01.00.66.
- Remove and discard the former labels (not shown).
- Clean the zone.

3.B.2.b. Install new labels in the cockpit (Figure 1)

- Position the label (1) on the console (a).

NOTE 2

The positioning tolerances of the labels (1) are ± 2 mm in X

or Z.

NOTE 3

The label (1) must be positioned at the extremity of the seat

(c) when it is in the maximum forward position.

- Affix the label (1) as per Figure 1, Detail C.

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3.B.2.c. Install new labels in the cabin

- Position the label (1) by aligning it with the “EXIT” label (b).

NOTE 4

The positioning tolerances of the labels (1) are ± 2 mm in X

or Z.

NOTE 5

The label (1) must be positioned forward of the “EXIT”

label (b).

- Affix the label (1) as per Figure 1, Detail D.

3.B.3. Final steps

- Connect all the electrical power supplies.

- Clean and restore the work areas and the helicopter as per Work Card 20-07-03-408 (MTC).
- Remove the access equipment.
- Set the helicopter to flight configuration.

3.C. COMPLIANCE CONFIRMATION

Compliance with this document:

Record full compliance with this ALERT SERVICE BULLETIN, with the revision number, in the helicopter
documents.

Tracking of modifications in the documentation:

Record the embodiment of modification 365V874113.00 in the helicopter documents.

3.D. OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

Operating instructions

Refer to the current Flight Manual (PMV).

Maintenance instructions

Not applicable.

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1 85.3 mm
(3.358 in)

Z - 3000
X + 1260

X + 2000

(10.275 in)
261 mm
Z - 3000

a
Y0

X + 2000
X + 1260

X + 2000

Figure 1

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POST MOD 365V870356.01

AND/OR
POST MOD 365V870356.02

(1.181 in)

(1.968 in)
30 mm

50 mm
Z - 1860 1 b

(0.393 in)
10 mm
Z - 3000

X + 4630
X + 3271

Y0

100 mm
(3.937 in)

5 mm
(0.196 in)
X + 4630
X + 3271

110 mm
(4.33 in)

Figure 2
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