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AD/BEECH 99/1 - Elevator Spar - Inspection and Modification

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This AD, issued by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, requires owners/operators of specified Beechcraft 99 serial numbers to inspect and perform the rework on the elevator spar per Beechcraft Service Instruction 0190-133 (effective 3 Feb 1994). It targets observed cracking at the outboard hinge bracket; compliance and associated costs fall to the listed aircraft operators, and the service instruction prescribes the mandatory method of repair.

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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/BEECH 99/1 Elevator Spar - Inspection and Modification 2/94

Applicability: Serial No’s U-2, to U-10, U12 to U35, U37 to U60, U62 to U-65, U67, U68, U72 to U-87 and U-89.

Requirement: Beechcraft Service Instruction 0190-133. Compliance: Effective 3 February 1994.

Background: Cracking of low time spars at the outboard hinge bracket has been experienced in operation and the manufacturer considers the rework detailed in the Beechcraft SI necessary.

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