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AD/LEARJET 35/29 - Retirement Life - Fatigue Critical Components

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This Directive requires owners/operators of all Learjet 35 and 36 aeroplanes to retire every component listed as fatigue‑critical in the Learjet 35 & 36 Maintenance Manual (Rev.61, Ch.5, §5‑11‑00) at or before the retirement times shown. Effective 22 June 1995, it enforces the manufacturer’s mandatory retirement schedule to manage fatigue risk, shifting replacement costs, recordkeeping, and maintenance planning onto operators.

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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/LEARJET 35/29 Retirement Life - Fatigue Critical Components

Applicability: All Learjet 35 & 36 series aeroplanes.

7/95

Requirement: Retire from service, at or before the times specified therein, all components listed in the Learjet 35 & 36 series Maintenance Manual, Revision 61, Chapter 5, Section

5-11-00.

Compliance: This Directive is effective 22 June 1995.

Background: This Directive reflects the manufacturer’s mandatory retirement life schedule for fatigue critical components.

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