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AD/CESSNA 210/26 - Fuel Quantity Placards - Revision

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Requires owners/operators of Cessna Model 210/T210 to revise fuel‑quantity placards to match Cessna Service Letter SE75‑7, Supplement No. 1 when aircraft have (or are fitted with) replacement fuel cells manufactured June 1973 or later. If already fitted, placards must be revised within 100 hours TIS after 16 April 1976; if fitted later, revision is done at installation. Costs and compliance responsibility fall to owners/operators; CASA enforces the directive.

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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/CESSNA 210/26 Fuel Quantity Placards - Revision 4/76

Applicability: As detailed in the requirement document.

Requirement: Revise the fuel quantity placards as detailed in Cessna SL SE75-7, Supplement No. 1. Compliance: Models 210 and T210 as detailed in Cessna SL SE75-7, Supplement No. 1:

(a) If currently fitted with one or more replacement fuel cells bearing a manufacturing date of June 1973 or later - within 100 hours time in service after 16 April 1976.

(b) Concurrent with fitting one or more replacement fuel cells bearing a manufacturing date of June 1973 or later.

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