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AD/DC3/4 Reissue - Engine Section Throttle Control Rod - Replacement

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This instrument requires owners/operators of Douglas DC3/C47 aeroplanes with Pratt & Whitney engines to replace the engine-section throttle control rod before a Certificate of Airworthiness (initial registration or renewal) will be issued.

CASA conditions CoA issuance on compliance; referenced technical documents are provided for guidance only. The rule shifts timing, cost and logistical responsibility (parts, labour, downtime) onto owners/operators and their chosen maintenance providers.

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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/DC3/4

Reissue

Engine Section Throttle Control Rod - Replacement

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Applicability: DC3/C47 aircraft - All models fitted with Pratt and Whitney engines. Document: Douglas SB (DC3) No. 219 Section V; or

* CAA (US) AD 44-7-3; or

ANO 105.1.16.1.5.4.

* Included for reference purposes as these documents are no longer a requirement.

Compliance: Before the issue of a Certificate of Airworthiness.

Background: This Directive is re-issued to cover aircraft that are to be added the Register and aircraft requiring Certificate of Airworthiness renewal.

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