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AD/OPTICA/2 - Engine Pod Mounting Feet

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This AD requires owners/operators of FLS Aerospace OA7 Optica aircraft to carry out the inspection and to replace any cracked engine pod mounting foot, following FLS Aerospace Service Bulletin OA7/SB/0040. Inspections must occur at the next 50‑hour check after 23 June 1994 and every 50 hours thereafter. The Civil Aviation Safety Authority issues the mandatory requirement; costs and scheduling fall to operators.

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

SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

View image in the official source FLS Aerospace OA7 Optica Series Aeroplanes

AD/OPTICA/2 Engine Pod Mounting Feet 7/94

Applicability: Model OA7 Optica aircraft.

Requirement: Action in accordance with FLS Aerospace Service Bulletin OA7/SB/0040.

Note: UK CAA AD 010-03-94 refers.

Compliance: At the next 50 hour inspection after 23 June 1994, and thereafter at every subsequent 50 hour inspection.

Background: The UK CAA requires a periodic inspection of the engine pod mounting feet, and replacement of any mounting foot found to contain a crack.

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