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AD/B767/34 - Control Wheel Aids Transducer

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This Australian Airworthiness Directive mandates removal of the Control Wheel AIDS transducer from certain Boeing 767s to prevent control‑wheel binding, requiring operators to follow Boeing Alert Service Bulletin SB 767‑31A‑0029. It affects owners/operators of the listed models, must be completed before 30 April 1990, and imposes removal costs and maintenance downtime on operators (cross‑references FAA AD 89‑24‑05).

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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/B767/34 Control Wheel Aids Transducer 4/90

Applicability: All models listed in the referenced Service Bulletin. Requirement: Action in accordance with Boeing Alert SB 767-31A-0029.

Note: FAA AD 89-24-05 also refers.

Compliance: Prior to 30 April 1990.

Background: Removal of the AIDS transducer is required to prevent binding of the control wheel.

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