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AD/INST/3 - Bendix Fuel Flow Transmitters - Inspection

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This directive requires owners and operators of aircraft fitted with Bendix (Eclipse‑Pioneer) Type 9054 fuel‑flow transmitters to have the unit inspected per one of two specified Bendix service bulletins and to complete that inspection by 31 May 1964.

It’s an airworthiness mandate: operators must schedule and pay for the inspection (and any remedial work found) and maintenance organisations must carry out the procedures in the cited bulletins.

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 107 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

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AD/INST/3 Bendix Fuel Flow Transmitters - Inspection 11/63

Applicability: Bendix (Eclipse-Pioneer) Type 9054 Fuel Flow Transmitters. Document: 1. Bendix (Eclipse-Pioneer) SB No. 245; or

Bendix (Pioneer-Control) SB No. FF-19. Compliance: Before 31 May 1964.

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