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AD/CF700/10 - Turbine Section

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This airworthiness directive from the Civil Aviation Safety Authority requires operators and maintenance organisations of specified General Electric CF700 engines (those fitted with turbine stator P/Ns 5005T66G06 or 5013T23G01) to comply with the referenced technical instruction (GE SB (CF700) 72‑107 or AD/GE‑T/23). It creates a legal obligation to follow the external service bulletin/AD for inspections or repairs; technical steps, intervals, and costs are set by that document and are borne by operators.

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AD/CF700/10 - Turbine Section

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 106 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

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AD/CF700/10 Turbine Section 9/85

Applicability: CF700-2C fitted with P/N 5005T66G06 turbine stator assemblies. CF700-2D and - 2D-2 fitted with P/N 5013T23G01 turbine stator assemblies.

Document: General Electric SB (CF700) 72-107; or

AD/GE-T/23.

Compliance: In accordance with the requirement document.

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