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AD/P68/25 - Aileron Control Chain Connector - Inspection and Modification

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This airworthiness directive (AD/P68/25) requires owners/operators of Partenavia P68 aeroplanes (all models up to serial number 335) to inspect and modify the aileron control chain connector circlip in accordance with Partenavia P68 Service Bulletin No. 64 Rev.1 before further flight after 1 November 1984. A one‑time pilot-performed inspection is allowed to permit return to a maintenance base (access via fuselage access panels No.21), and the pilot must record the check in the maintenance release. Owners/operators bear the inspection/modification costs and any downtime.

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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/P68/25 Aileron Control Chain Connector - Inspection

and Modification

Applicability: All model P68 series up to S/n 335. Requirement: Partenavia P68 S.B. No. 64 Rev. 1.

Note: RAI AD 84-146/P68-32 Refers.

Compliance: Inspect and modify before further flight after 1 November 1984.

12/84 TX

Note: A one time only inspection to determine the security of the chain connector circlip may be performed to permit return to a maintenance base. This inspection may be accomplished by the pilot in command. Access to the chain can be gained through the fuselage access panels No. 21. The pilot shall make an entry in the maintenance release certifying that the inspection has been accomplished.

Background: The manufacturer has received reports of the loss of security of retention of the chain connector safety lock (circlip) P/N 68-5.2017-3.

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