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AD/SD3-60/29 - Pitot Static Heaters

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Mandates owners/operators of Shorts SD3‑60 aircraft (serials SH3601–SH3760) to carry out the modification/procedure in Shorts Service Bulletin SD360‑24‑18 by the next 'D' check or within 4,800 flight hours after 30 Nov 1990 to prevent pitot-heat loss following a generator failure.

Compliance is mandatory under the airworthiness directive; operators must schedule the work into maintenance, obtain SD360‑24‑18 for the technical steps, and bear the costs and downtime.

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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 Short SD3-60 Series Aeroplanes

AD/SD3-60/29 Pitot Static Heaters 10/90

Applicability: SD3-60 aircraft S/No's SH3601 to SH3760 inclusive. Requirement: Shorts SD3-60 SB SD360-24-18.

Note: UK CAA mandatory.

Compliance: At next 'D' check or 4800 flight hours after 30 November 1990, whichever occurs later.

Background: To prevent the loss of pitot heat whenever a generator fails.

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