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AD/JETSTREAM/10 - Wing Fuel Tank Access Panels

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This AD requires owners/operators of British Aerospace Jetstream HP 137 Mk 1, Series 200 and Series 3100 airplanes (constructor numbers 601–637) to inspect wing skin around fuel tank access panels for feathered countersink edges and cracking, following British Aerospace Service Bulletin 57‑JM5232. Compliance procedures and timing are dictated by that service bulletin; operators bear the cost and must carry out any required repairs.

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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/JETSTREAM/10 Wing Fuel Tank Access Panels 11/85

Applicability: HP 137 Mk 1, Jetstream Series 200 aircraft and Jetstream Series 3100 aircraft constructors number 601 to 637 inclusive.

Requirement: British Aerospace Service Bulletin 57-JM5232. Compliance: As per Requirement Document.

Background: The manufacturer has found evidence of the presence of feather edges at the countersink holes into the wing skin. This AD introduces an inspection at all wing access panel locations to check for feather edges and indications of cracks at the wing skin holes.

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