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AD/JETSTREAM/56 - Fairchild Type 1000 Flight Data Recorder

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This AD requires operators of BAe 3200 (Jetstream) aeroplanes fitted with a Fairchild Type F1000 flight data recorder to carry out the corrective work specified in BAe Alert Service Bulletin 31-A-JA921050 by 1 April 1993. It was issued after an incident showed an internal FDR failure wasn’t annunciated; operators must arrange and pay for the mandated work per the regulator’s deadline.

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AD/JETSTREAM/56 - Fairchild Type 1000 Flight Data Recorder

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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/56 Fairchild Type 1000 Flight Data Recorder 1/93

Applicability: All British Aerospace 3200 (JETSTREAM) Series aeroplanes fitted with a Fairchild Type F1000 Flight Data Recorder.

Requirement: Action IAW BAe Alert Service Bulletin 31-A-JA921050 dated 26 October 1992.

Note: CAA (UK) AD 007-10-92 dated 3 November 1992 refers.

Compliance: Prior to 01 April 1993.

Background: This action is required because an investigation following an incident has shown that an internal Flight Data Recorder failure was not indicated by the anunciator on the centre instrument panel.

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