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AD/RES/5 Amdt 1 - Inertia Reels - AN-R-29 - Replacement

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This directive requires owners and operators of agricultural aircraft fitted with AN-R-29 inertia reels to replace them with multi-directional reels meeting US Spec ML-R-8236 (or an approved alternative). It affects crop-dusters and aerial application aircraft and matters because multi-directional reels lock from any impact direction, reducing occupant ejection risk in the atypical-angle crashes common to agricultural flying. Compliance was required before 1 September 1968 (historical requirement retained for airworthiness).

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 107 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

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AD/RES/5

Amdt 1

Inertia Reels - AN-R-29 - Replacement 10/69

Applicability: All inertia reels to US Spec. ANR-R-29 installed in aircraft in the agricultural category.

Requirement: Remove AN-R-29 inertia reels and replace with multi-directional type inertia reels complying with the US Specification ML-R-8236, or other specifications acceptable to the Secretary.

Compliance: Before 1 September 1968.

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