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“The aircraft fuel uplifts have been dee “The aircraft fuel uplifts have been deemed by (name of fuel supplier) not to have been released from Mobil Yarraville Victoria in the period 21 November 1999 to 23 December 1999. This aircraft has been cleared for flight in accordance with CAR 1998 Part 39, AD/GENERAL/78 Amdt 1.”
“The aircraft fuel uplifts have been deemed by (name of fuel supplier) not to have been released from Mobil Yarraville Victoria in the period 21 November 1999 to 23 December 1999. This aircraft has been cleared for flight in accordance with CAR 1998 Part 39, AD/GENERAL/78 Amdt 1.”
3: Aircraft refuelled with fuel deemed by the supplier to be fuel released from Mobil Yarraville Victoria during the period 21 November 1999 through 23 December 1999 shall be removed from service. For such aircraft, the following statement shall be recorded and certified on the aircraft maintenance release and in the aircraft log book:
“This aircraft is unairworthy. The aircr “This aircraft is unairworthy. The aircraft fuel system is contaminated and the aircraft has been removed from service in accordance with CAR 1998 Part 39, AD/GENERAL/78 Amdt 1.”
“This aircraft is unairworthy. The aircraft fuel system is contaminated and the aircraft has been removed from service in accordance with CAR 1998 Part 39, AD/GENERAL/78 Amdt 1.”
Note 3: Certification made per the original issue of this Airworthiness Directive satisfies the intent of this requirement.
Compliance: Effective 12 January 2000:
Before further flight. However, the aircraft may be flown direct to another location to enable maintenance to be carried out, subject to:
(a) the total flight time not exceeding 5 hours, and
(b) operating crew only being carried in the aircraft, and
(c) the aircraft being flown only in day/VFR operation, and
(d) flight over water being conducted within gliding distance of land.