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AD/B727/88 Amdt 2 - Main Cargo Door Cam Support Fittings

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This AD requires operators of certain Boeing 727-100 aircraft to perform inspections and any corrective work specified in Boeing Alert Service Bulletin 727-52A124 Rev 6 (including Addendum) to detect and fix fatigue cracking in main cargo door cam support fittings caused by cabin pressurisation. It affects aircraft owners/operators (who pay inspection/repair costs), is enforced by CASA, and shifts technical detail and compliance burden onto operators and the referenced manufacturer document.

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 105 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

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AD/B727/88

Amdt 2

Main Cargo Door Cam Support Fittings 7/84

Applicability: All 727-100 series aircraft listed in the requirement document.

Document: Boeing Alert Service Bulletin 727-52A124. Revision 6 including Addendum.

Note: FAA AD 80-08-10 also refers.

Compliance: As detailed in requirement document.

Background: Cracking of these fittings has been found in service and has been attributed to cabin pressurisation fatigue. Alert SB 727-52A124 has been revised to incorporate all pertinent inspection requirements into applicable sections of the Service Bulletin.

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