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AD/SEATS/9 - PTC Seating Products Division B/E Aerospace Model 950

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This AD requires owners/operators to remove footrest arms P/Ns 98440‑1 or 98440‑2 and install conversion kit P/N 122966‑1 on PTC (B/E Aerospace) model 950 seats with footrests, using the named PTC service bulletins, completed by 12 June 1997.

Issued after finger‑injury reports, it imposes the cost and scheduling burden on aircraft owners/operators and cross‑references FAA AD 96‑12‑09.

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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/SEATS/9 PTC Seating Products Division B/E Aerospace Model 950

12/96

Applicability: PTC Seating Products Division, B/E Aerospace model 950 equipped with a footrest assembly.

Requirement: 1. Remove footrest assembly arms P/N 98440-1, or -2, in accordance with PTC Aerospace SB 25-1192 Rev A.

Install conversion kit P/N 122966-1 in accordance with PTC Aerospace SB 251330.

Note: FAA AD 96-12-09 refers.

Compliance: Before 12 June 1997.

Background: This Directive is prompted by finger injuries that have occurred during attempts to either extend or retract the footrest assembly.

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