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AD/CASA/15 - Flight Idle Stops

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This AD requires all CASA C‑212 aircraft to perform an immediate functional test of the backup flight idle‑stop (initially within 48 hours of 24 June 1992) and repeat inspections no later than every 300 flight hours, following FAA Telegraphic AD T92‑13‑51 and CASA Service Bulletin 212‑76‑07. Prompted by a fatal accident, it aims to detect and correct failures; operators bear the costs, downtime and any required repairs.

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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/CASA/15 Flight Idle Stops 9/92 TX

Applicability: All model C-212- series aircraft.

Requirement: Action in accordance with the technical requirements of FAA Telegraphic AD T92-13-51.

Note: CASA SB 212-76-07 provides service data on the backup blocking system.

Compliance: Within 48 hours from 24 June 1992. Thereafter reinspect at intervals not exceeding 300 hours time in service.

Background: During investigation of a fatal accident a backup power lever flight idle stop was found to be inoperative. This directive introduces a functional test of the system.

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