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    1. An airworthiness directive (AD) is a legal rule issued by a national aviation authority to ensure specific aircraft or aeronautical products comply with airworthiness standards. 2. The AD describes an unsafe condition, the product it applies to, and required corrective actions or operating limitations to address the unsafe condition. 3. ADs include an effective date and compliance time requiring owners/operators to address the unsafe condition by a specified date.

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    1. An airworthiness directive (AD) is a legal rule issued by a national aviation authority to ensure specific aircraft or aeronautical products comply with airworthiness standards. 2. The AD describes an unsafe condition, the product it applies to, and required corrective actions or operating limitations to address the unsafe condition. 3. ADs include an effective date and compliance time requiring owners/operators to address the unsafe condition by a specified date.

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    1. An airworthiness directive (AD) is a legal rule issued by a national aviation authority to ensure specific aircraft or aeronautical products comply with airworthiness standards. 2. The AD describes an unsafe condition, the product it applies to, and required corrective actions or operating limitations to address the unsafe condition. 3. ADs include an effective date and compliance time requiring owners/operators to address the unsafe condition by a specified date.

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    1. An airworthiness directive (AD) is a legal rule issued by a national aviation authority to ensure specific aircraft or aeronautical products comply with airworthiness standards. 2. The AD describes an unsafe condition, the product it applies to, and required corrective actions or operating limitations to address the unsafe condition. 3. ADs include an effective date and compliance time requiring owners/operators to address the unsafe condition by a specified date.

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    2. The product to which the AD
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    Year
    Issuance
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    6. Where to go for more information
    ISSUE LISTING
    1951
    SMALL 7. Information on alternative
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    AIRCRAFT methods of compliance with the
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    requirements of the AD
    BIWEEKLY JAN ALJON BALIWAG 3B

    Alternative Method of Compliance


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    INSTALLED

    DIRECTIVE
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    OP PARTS
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    OR
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    FINAL RULE
    ___________
    APPROVED COMMENT Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
    https://www.faa.gov/
    MANAGER
    COMPLIANCE TIME

    EFFECTIVE
    An AD is considered no longer in DATE
    REGULATIONS
    SECTION
    effect when it is superseded by a new
    AD. The superseding AD identifies
    the AD that is no longer in effect. AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES
    There are no compliance
    requirements for an AD that has been SEARCH FOR MODEL
    COMPLIANCE SECTION
    superseded.

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