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AD/DC4/18 - Gust Lock Safety Latch - Installation

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This airworthiness directive requires operators of Douglas DC‑4 series aircraft to install a gust‑lock safety latch, with compliance achieved by following one of three referenced documents (Douglas SB No.79 (1947), FAA AD 47‑42‑1, or ANO 105.1.16.2.5.17). It affects aircraft owners, maintainers and certifying authorities, creating direct parts/labour costs and potential downtime, while leaving procedural details, deadlines and acceptance of compliance to the referenced documents and regulator discretion.

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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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Document: 1. Douglas SB (DC4) No. 79, dated 21 August 1947; or

FAA AD 47-42-1; or

ANO 105.1.16.2.5.17.

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