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AD/JETSTREAM/2 - Propeller Ice and Rain Protection - Modification

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This directive mandates a specific propeller ice/rain protection modification (per Service Bulletin 30‑JM7453 Rev 1) on BAe Jetstream Series 3100 aircraft (c/n 601–645), to be completed before any flight after 31 May 1985. It affects owners, operators and maintenance organisations, who must pay for parts, labour and downtime. CASA makes compliance compulsory to eliminate induced propeller vibrations in icing at low temperatures; affected aircraft cannot lawfully fly until the work is done.

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 105 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

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AD/JETSTREAM/2 Propeller Ice and Rain Protection - Modification

Applicability: Jetstream Series 3100 aircraft. Constructors numbers 601 to 645. Requirement: Service Bulletin 30-JM7453 Revision 1.

Compliance: Before further flight after 31 May 1985.

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Background: The manufacturer has introduced a revised propeller de-icing system to resolve the problems of induced vibrations occuring during icing encounters at low ambient temperatures.

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