Advisory Circulars Related to Aviation Maintenance
Air carriers and other certificate holders have cited the ambiguity of existing policies and procedures for developing, substantiating, and documenting maintenance and/or alteration data for civil aviation products. Usually, this confusion arises when a certificate holder performs a maintenance or alteration task (or allows an existing condition to… Continue reading
AC Information Bulletin No 6 CASA Guidance Material for Engine Ground Run Training. The purpose of this document is to provide guidance to persons preparing and conducting engine ground run training and assessment of the competence of trainees.
This advisory circular is an update to AC 43.13-2A, Acceptable Methods, Techniques, and Practices [ad]
Aircraft Alterations, dated January 1, 1977 and contains methods, techniques, and practices acceptable to the (FAA) Administrator for the inspection and alteration on non-pressurized areas of civil aircraft of 12,500 lbs gross weight or less.
This Advisory Circular is for use by mechanics, repair stations, and other certificated entities. This data generally pertains to minor alterations; however, the alteration data herein may be used as approved data for major alterations when the AC chapter, page, and paragraph are listed in block 8 of FAA Form 337 when the user has determined that it is: