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ICA-0197-001 Instructions For Continued Airworthiness: Revision B
ICA-0197-001 Instructions For Continued Airworthiness: Revision B
ICA-0197-001 Instructions For Continued Airworthiness: Revision B
Flight Data Recorder System - Installation of a Mini Quick Access Recorder (QAR), Configuration
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A. With reference to any change/repair referenced in this document, the technical content of this document is approved under
the authority of EASA Design Organisation Approval Number EASA.21J.575.
B. With reference to any Owner/Operator/Supplier change or repair, the technical content of the supplemental information
associated with any listed change/repair is approved under the authority of the named Owner/Operator/Supplier of the
source documents. The Owner/Operator/Supplier of the source documents has given the compiler the rights to use their
information in order to produce this document.
C. The Checking process will include a verification of technical consistency with the associated change/repair and any
compliance documentation which may relate to effectivity, description, effects on airworthiness and environmental
protection especially when limitations are changed or affected.
D. The approval process will include ultimate verification of the Instructions for Continued Airworthiness by a 365 Aerospace
Ltd Certification Verification Engineer.
PROPRIETARY NOTICE
This document contains proprietary designs, specifications, data, information, and technical material that are the sole property of
365 Aerospace Ltd. The information contained shall be held and treated by its recipient on a confidential basis and not to be
shown or disclosed to any unauthorised organisation or persons.
Revision
Revision Classification Compiled By Checked By Date
Approved By
MINOR `
21 Jan 20
B
Para 2.1 – Added MSN 27143
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.1. Introduction.
This modification removes the L-3 Micro-QAR (if installed) and installs a new AVIONICA Mini QAR.
1.2. Definition.
This modification provides instructions to deactivate/remove the L-3 Micro-QAR (if installed) from the
receptacle D1637 located adjacent to the P18 circuit breaker panel and to install/activate a new
AVIONICA Mini QAR on same position. Details are provided within this Engineering Order (EO) to alter
wiring at the Test Plug on the P18 Panel on the Flight Deck, in order to accommodate the new
AVIONICA Mini QAR. Instructions will also be provided to carry out functional tests post modification
embodiment.
2.1. Applicability.
Aircraft Type Variant Registration Serial No. Configuration
Electrical Load Analysis No / Yes Details of the Electrical Load change attributable to
this modification will be presented to the aircraft
Operator within Subparagraph 3.2. The aircraft
Operator is responsible for documenting the
accumulated effects of modifications on the
Electrical Load Analysis.
Mandatory Markings & Placards Yes / No Mandatory Markings and Placards are affected by
this change (modification)/repair; Master
Document List MDL-0197, Subparagraph 4.2
refers.
Minimum Equipment List (MEL) No / Yes The aircraft Operator must perform a review of the
subject aircraft’s approved Minimum Equipment List
(MEL), and carry out any changes necessitated by
embodiment of this change (modification)/repair.
Weight and Balance Schedule No / Yes Details of the Mass and Balance change
attributable to this modification will be presented to
the aircraft Operator within Subparagraph 3.3. The
aircraft Operator is informed of their responsibility
according to CAT.POL.MAB.100 (b) for the
accumulated effects of modifications and repairs on
the Mass and Balance.
The aircraft Operator will be issued with a 365 Aerospace Ltd. Aircraft Manual Supplement (AMS) post
installation, Paragraph 5.0 refers. It is the aircraft Operator’s responsibility to incorporate the AMS
appropriately.
4.1. General.
Amendments to the affected manuals detailed in Para 3.1 are produced as an Aircraft Manual
Supplement (AMS), in a format that is used by the aircraft Type Certificate holder (Manufacturer), and
recognised by the Agency. AMSs are supplied within 90 days of modification embodiment to ensure
any design changes are captured.
To ensure continued serviceability and reliability of installed equipment, the aircraft Operator must
maintain pertinent items in accordance with the requirements of the appropriate vendor Component
Maintenance Manual (CMM). The subject aircraft’s Maintenance Schedule must include reference to
this material additional to the original design.
The influence of this change (modification)/repair on Airworthiness Directive eligibility, Service Bulletin
eligibility and other data must be considered and the publications monitored accordingly. The
maintenance schedule for the aircraft should include reference to this material additional to the original
design.
The current aircraft owner is responsible for informing 365 Aerospace Ltd. of any change in aircraft
ownership and/or operator.
All placards specified by this modification must be installed. Limitations and conditions defined in the
modification documentation must be observed.
The installer must verify compatibility of this modification taking into account any existing modifications
installed on the subject aircraft. Where the potential for conflict exists between modifications the advice
of 365 Aerospace Ltd. must be sought.
Certain operational approvals require that the aircraft and/or systems comply with specified design
requirements. Where this modification records compliance with those design requirements this will not
be taken as acceptance by the Agency of compliance with the relevant operational requirements, for
which further justification may be required.
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