Als Part 3 A318a319a320a321
Als Part 3 A318a319a320a321
Als Part 3 A318a319a320a321
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
REVISION STATUS........................................................................................................................ 3
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REVISION STATUS
The Airbus A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 is approved and Variations must also be
approved.
The present Revision includes already EASA approved ALS data. The technical content of
this Revision is approved under the authority of DOA Ref.: EASA.21J.031.
This Revision contains all approved changes to A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 since
the last Revision, including changes published through the following Variations:
Additional approved changes that were not published are introduced by this Revision and
can be identified in the APPENDIX E – Summary Of Changes.
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COMPLIANCE TIME
Airbus anticipates that a dedicated Airworthiness Directive (AD) will be released to mandate the update of the Operators approved
Maintenance Program (OMP) according to Airbus A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 Revision 06. The compliance chapter of this
future AD will give an implementation period for introduction of the new or revised instructions and airworthiness limitations introduced
by this Revision in the OMP. Airbus recommends Operators to consider the implementation of these changes in the OMP at the next
scheduled opportunity in order to anticipate future AD requirements.
Accomplishment of maintenance tasks in SECTION 3 will also be mandated by the future AD and are to be accomplished prior to the
new/revised thresholds and/or intervals provided in this Revision, except for the items listed in the below table. For these items listed
in the table below, a compliance time is provided for aircraft that have already exceeded or are close to exceeding the new or revised
thresholds and/or intervals. In such a case, accomplishment of maintenance tasks in SECTION 3 are to be accomplished prior to the
new/revised thresholds and/or intervals provided in this Revision or by the compliance time provided for each item, whichever occurs
later. When applicable, the compliance time deadlines are indicated in the table below as advanced information for Operators in order
to anticipate future AD requirements.
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VARIATION COMPLIANCE
REV
SECTION ITEMS NUMBER COMPLIANCE TIME TIME
CODE
(when applicable) APPLICABILITY
For A318 / A319 / A320 / A321 CEO aircraft, next CMR 323000-
00001-1-C accomplishment must be carried out no later than :
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VARIATION COMPLIANCE
REV
SECTION ITEMS NUMBER COMPLIANCE TIME TIME
CODE
(when applicable) APPLICABILITY
For A318 / A319 / A320 / A321 CEO aircraft PRE MOD 159954,
1st accomplishment of CMR 361200-00001-1-C must be carried
out no later than :
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SECTION 1. INTRODUCTION
1. GENERAL
The ALS Part 3 provides Certification Maintenance Requirements (CMR) which are system
related periodic tasks (with intervals expressed in aircraft usage parameter) established
during the Aircraft Type Certification. These periodic tasks are required to have mandatory
status in order to maintain an appropriate level of aircraft safety and shall be complied with
as per EASA Part M.A.302 – Aircraft Maintenance Program. These tasks constitute
operating limitations of the aircraft.
2. APPLICABILITY
The A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 applies to the following aircraft series and models:
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The published maintenance program content is provided for aircraft operating up to the
publication trigger quoted in the table below. Operation beyond these values requires an
update of the ALS Part 3 data that are approved by the EASA. Should any operator
envisage future operations beyond the quoted values, they must first contact Airbus for
advice.
PUBLICATION TRIGGER
AIRCRAFT SERIES (Whichever occurs first)
FLIGHT HOURS (FH) FLIGHT CYCLES (FC)
A318-100 60 000 48 000
A319-100 PRE 155789
60 000 48 000
(Excluding Corporate Jet Operations)
A319-100 CJ (Corporate Jet Operations)
77 400 18 000
(A319 POST 28162 POST 28238 POST 28342)
A319-100 POST 160080
96 000 48 000
(Excluding Corporate Jet Operations)
A319-100 POST 155789
120 000 60 000
(Excluding Corporate Jet Operations)
A320-200 PRE 37734 PRE 39020 60 000 48 000
A320-200 POST 37734 PRE 39020 80 000 37 500
A320-200 POST 39020 120 000 60 000
A320-200 POST 20139 PRE 22129
63 500 45 000
POST 39020
A320-200 POST 160080 96 000 48 000
A321-100 PRE 154881 PRE 156130 60 000 48 000
A321-100 POST 154881 PRE 156130 74 000 37 000
A321-200 PRE 154881 PRE 156130 60 000 48 000
A321-200 POST 154881 PRE 156130 74 000 37 000
A321-100 POST 156130 120 000 60 000
A321-200 POST 156130 120 000 60 000
A318 / A319 / A320 / A321 NEO aircraft 96 000 48 000
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Note:
- A319-100 used as Corporate Jet Operations (A319-VIP) have received MOD 28238,
MOD 28162 and MOD 28342 in production.
- MOD 155789 refers to Design Service Goal (DSG) extension of A319-100 aircraft up to
120 000 FH or 60 000 FC, whichever occurs first.
- MOD 37734 refers to Design Service Goal (DSG) extension of A320-200 aircraft up to
80 000 FH or 37 500 FC, whichever occurs first.
- MOD 39020 refers to Design Service Goal (DSG) extension of A320-200 aircraft up to
120 000 FH or 60 000 FC, whichever occurs first.
- MOD 39020 refers to Design Service Goal (DSG) extension of A320-200 POST 20139
PRE 22129 up to 63 500 FH or 45 000 FC.
- MOD 154881 refers to Design Service Goal (DSG) extension of A321-131 aircraft
(MSN 00385, MSN 00550 and MSN 00591), A321-211 aircraft (MSN 00677, MSN
00781, MSN 00815, MSN 00841, MSN 00852, MSN 01238, MSN 01250 and, MSN
01720) and A321-231 aircraft (MSN 00663, MSN 00668, MSN 00787, MSN 00878,
MSN 00915 and MSN 00954) up to 74 000 FH or 37 000 FC, whichever occurs first.
- MOD 160080 introduces the sharklet devices in the A319-100 or A320-200 in-service
aircraft and extends the Design Service Goal (DSG) of the A319-100 (excluding
Corporate Jets Operations) POST MOD 160080 or A320-200 POST MOD 160080 up
to 96 000 FH or 48 000 FC, whichever occurs first.
- A318 / A319 / A320 / A321 NEO aircraft includes:
A320-251N (A320 POST MOD 161003),
A320-252N (A320 POST MOD 162680),
A320-271N (A320 POST MOD 161000),
A321-251N (A321 POST MOD 161005),
A321-251NX (A321 POST MOD 161005 POST MOD 160766),
A321-252N (A321 POST MOD 162681),
A321-252NX (A321 POST MOD 162681 POST MOD 160766),
A321-253N (A321 POST MOD 161006),
A321-253NX (A321 POST MOD 161006 POST MOD 160766),
A321-271N (A321 POST MOD 161002),
A321-271NX (A321 POST MOD 161002 POST MOD 160766),
A321-272N (A321 POST MOD 162038)
and A321-272NX (A321 POST MOD 162038 POST MOD 160766).
For all these aircraft models a Design Service Goal (DSG) of 96 000 FH or 48 000 FC,
whichever occurs first, has been set.
- MOD 156130 introduces the Extended Service Goal (ESG) of the A321-100 POST
MOD 156130 and A321-200 POST MOD 156130 up to 120 000 FH or 60 000 FC,
whichever occurs first.
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One Star CMRs specified in ALS Part 3 are mandatory tasks and cannot be changed or
deleted without the concurrence of the Primary Certification Authority (EASA).
One Star CMR task intervals quoted in ALS Part 3 are absolute limitations and cannot be
escalated without the concurrence of the Primary Certification Authority.
Two Star CMRs specified in ALS Part 3 are mandatory tasks and cannot be changed or
deleted without the concurrence of the Primary Certification Authority.
Two Star CMR task intervals may be adjusted in accordance with an Operator’s approved
escalation practices or an approved reliability program.
This statement has been agreed on the basis that Operators with approved escalation
practices or an approved reliability program make adjustments to their maintenance
programs based on data collection and analytical techniques. It has been demonstrated
that the use of such methods to manage a maintenance program does not give rise to
undue escalation.
5. BASIC RULES
This paragraph provides general rules related to the starting point for calculation of due
dates or times for CMR identified in this document according to the different usage
parameters.
For CMR tasks whose interval is given in Calendar time, the starting point to be considered
is the date of Transfer of Title (TOT) to the first Operator of the aircraft, unless otherwise
stated in the delivery documentation of the dedicated aircraft.
For CMR tasks whose interval is given in Flight Hours (FH), the starting point to be
considered is the date of Transfer of Title (TOT) to the first Operator of the aircraft, unless
otherwise stated in the delivery documentation of the dedicated aircraft. Considering the
very low number of flight hours performed between first flight and delivery, and the
methodology used to define CMR task intervals, EASA agrees to consider the date of
delivery of the aircraft as the starting point for CMR tasks whose intervals are given in Flight
Hours.
For CMR tasks whose interval is given in Flight Cycles (FC), the starting point to be
considered is the date of the aircraft first flight, unless otherwise stated in the delivery
documentation of the dedicated aircraft.
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For CMR tasks whose interval is changed, the next accomplishment must be determined
from previous accomplishment date unless otherwise stated.
The time to start the clock for tasks with applicability determined by post-delivery
modification is the date of MOD embodiment.
Since CMR intervals are based on statistical averages and reliability rates, an exceptional
short-term extension for a specific CMR interval may be made on one aircraft for a limited
period of time without jeopardizing safety.
The term “exceptional short-term extension” is defined as an increase in a CMR interval
that may be needed to cover an uncontrollable or unexpected situation. Repeated use of
such extensions, either on the same aircraft or on similar aircraft in the Operator's fleet,
should not be used as a substitute for good management practices. Short-term extensions
must not be used for fleet CMR escalation.
Unless noted adjacent to the task, for all CMRs (One Star and Two Star) identified in this
ALS Part 3, it has been accepted by the Primary Certification Office (EASA) that short-term
extensions up to the following maximum values may be granted without consultation with
that office. Requests for extensions in excess of these values must be submitted with full
justification to the Primary Certification Office (EASA) such that approval, if granted, can be
given prior to their use.
(1) CMR controlled by Flight Hours (FH)
Where the repeat interval is greater than 12 months, extensions up to 2 months may
exceptionally be granted.
This paragraph in the ALS Part 3 is written to confirm to the Authority of the State of
aircraft registry that exceptional short-term extensions of CMR intervals are
permissible. Approval of such extensions rests with the Authority of the State of aircraft
registry in the same way as it does for any other scheduled maintenance task interval
extension.
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XXXXXX - M E F YY - Z - C
C stands for CMR.
Z is for the technical solution applicable to a same task
requirement.
YY is sequential number.
F is engine type information when more than one engine
from the same manufacturer is applicable to the program.
0 is default value.
E is engine/APU/… manufacturer identification. As it is not
applicable to A320 CMR references, it is always set to 0.
M is used to differentiate aircraft series in Airbus
numbering system to which CMR tasks are applicable. As
it is not applicable to A320 CMR references, it is always
set to 0.
XXXXXX is Maintenance Significant Item (MSI).
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This column identifies the MSI title and the description of the task associated with the CMR. This reflects the Maintenance
Review Board Report (MRBR) task wording where the identical task is required by the MRBR.
(4) INTERVAL
This column identifies the interval between successive accomplishments of the task.
This column identifies the related MRBR task (if any) whose content covers the CMR requirement in terms of maintenance
procedure. Nevertheless, differences may exist between the MRBR task and the CMR concerning the interval and the
applicability. For compliance with CMR requirements, the ALS Part 3 provides the limiting values.
(6) APPLICABILITY
This column indicates the aircraft type/series/model and modification status for which the task is applicable.
Examples are given below:
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R 273400-00002-3-C CMR* ELEVATOR AND HYDRAULIC ACTUATION 36 000 FH 27.34.00/04 FAA Only
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OPERATIONAL CHECK:
- OF LOGICS ACTIVATING ELAC 1, ELAC 2 AND SEC. 1 STANDBY
POWER SUPPLIES
- TO CONFIRM ABILITY OF SEC. 1 AND SEC. 2 TO ACHIEVE PITCH
CONTROL
- TO CONFIRM ABILITY OF SIDESTICK PRIORITY FUNCTION
R 281500-00001-1-C CMR** INTERCELL TRANSFER SYSTEM 10 000 FH 28.15.00/02 A318
OR
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF INDIVIDUAL TRANSFER VALVES TO A319
ENSURE VALVE SHAFT ROTATES VALVE TO OPEN POSITION OR
A320
PRE 161000
PRE 161003
N 281500-00001-2-C CMR** INTERCELL TRANSFER SYSTEM 7 500 FH 28.15.00/02 A320
POST 161000
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF INDIVIDUAL TRANSFER VALVES TO OR
ENSURE VALVE SHAFT ROTATES VALVE TO OPEN POSITION A320
POST 161003
282100-00001-1-C CMR** MAIN FUEL PUMP SYSTEM 10 000 FH 28.21.00/03 A318
OR
OPERATIONAL CHECK TO ENSURE THAT BOTH CENTER TANK A319
PUMPS FEED FOR 2 MINUTES AFTER ENGINE START PRE 154327
OR
A320
PRE 154327
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APPENDIX A. ABBREVIATIONS
ABBREVIATION MEANING
A/C Aircraft
AC Alternative Current
ACF Airbus Cabin Flex
ACT Additional Center Tank
AD Airworthiness Directive
AGCM Airborne Ground Check Module
ALS Airworthiness Limitations Section
AMM Aircraft Maintenance Manual
AMOC Alternative Method of Compliance
APU Auxiliary Power Unit
ASAC Airbus Statement of Airworthiness Compliance
ATA Air Transport Association of America
BITE Built-In Test Equipment
Cal. Calendar
CEO Current Engine Option
CFM CFM International
CJ Corporate Jet
CMR Certification Maintenance Requirement
CV Check Valve
D Deleted
DOA Airbus Design Organization Approval
DSG Design Service Goal
EASA European Aviation Safety Agency
EFCS Electrical Flight Control System
ELAC Elevator and Aileron Computer
ESG Extended Service Goal
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ABBREVIATION MEANING
FAA Federal Aviation Administration
FC Flight Cycle
FH Flight Hour
FQIC Fuel Quantity Indication Computer
FQIS Fuel Quantity Indicator System
MLG Main Landing Gear
MO Months
MOD Modification
MRBR Maintenance Review Board Report
MSI Maintenance Significant Item
MSN Manufacturer Serial Number
N/A Not Applicable
N New
NEO New Engine Option
OMP Operators Maintenance Program
POB Pressure-Off Brake
PNR Part Number
PW Pratt and Whitney
R Revised
RAT Ram Air Turbine
SEC Spoiler and Elevator Computer
SLFA Synchronized Locking Feedback Actuator
SOC Summary Of Changes
STC Supplemental Type Certificate
THS Trimmable Horizontal Stabilizer
TOC Table Of Contents
TOT Transfer Of Title
US United States
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ABBREVIATION MEANING
WTB Wing Tip Brake (pressure-off brake)
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TERM DEFINITION
Month(s): equivalent of 1 calendar month (can be calculated as 1/12
CALENDAR TIMES calendar year).
(Cal.) Year(s): equivalent of 12 calendar month (can be calculated as 365,25
days).
Period of time given to Operators to accomplish maintenance tasks
and/or replace items (at component or aircraft level) having exceeded or
COMPLIANCE TIME
close to exceed the new/reduced airworthiness limitations provided in the
Revision/Variation.
An intensive examination of a specific item, installation or assembly to
detect damage, failure or irregularity. Available lighting is normally
DETAILED supplemented with a direct source of good lighting at an intensity deemed
INSPECTION appropriate. Inspection aids such as mirrors, magnifying lenses, etc. may
be necessary. Surface cleaning and elaborate access procedures may be
required.
The initial Entry-Into-Service is defined for the aircraft (systems
installations) as:
- The date of Transfer Of Title to the first Operator for airworthiness
ENTRY-INTO-
limitations in flight hour or in Calendar times, unless otherwise stated
SERVICE
in any delivery documentation to the first Operator.
- The date of aircraft first flight for airworthiness limitations in flight
cycles and/or landings
EXCEPTIONAL
An increase in a CMR interval that may be needed to cover an
SHORT-TERM
uncontrollable or exceptional unexpected situation.
EXTENSION
FLIGHT HOUR (FH) The accumulated time intervals between ‘wheels-off’ and ‘wheels-on’.
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TERM DEFINITION
Observation to determine that a component/item is fulfilling its intended
VISUAL CHECK purpose. It is a failure finding task and does not require quantitative
tolerances.
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RECORD OF REVISIONS
REVISION REVISION
REASONS FOR REVISION
NUMBER DATE
The A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 Revision 00 is created at
00 the opportunity of the update of CMR Documents issue 23 (EASA NOV 23/11
version) and issue 17 (FAA version).
The A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 Revision 01 is mainly
dedicated to introduce the Extended Service Goal 1 (ESG1)
01 JUN 15/12
exercise, which allows continued operation of the A320-200
systems POST MOD 39020 up to 120000 FH or 60000 FC.
The A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 Revision 02 is issued to
introduce the Extended Service Goal (ESG) for in-service A319-100
aircraft series (MOD 155789). Revision 02 also introduced MOD
02 154881 allowing operation of the aircraft models A321-211 and NOV 05/14
A321-231 system installations at 74 000 FH or 37 000 FC, whichever
occurs first. Besides, Revision 02 revised interval and applicability of
CMR Two Star 282100-00001-1-C – MAIN FUEL PUMP SYSTEM.
The A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 Revision 03 is mainly
dedicated to introduce the extension of A321-100/-200 systems
installations up to 74 000 FH or 37 000 FC by embodiment of MOD
154881, the extension of A320-231 POST 20139 PRE 22129
(MLG with four wheels bogie) systems installations up to 63 500
FH or 45 000 FC by embodiment of MOD 39020, the new aircraft
03 DEC 21/15
model A320-271N (A320 fitted with new PW engines), the sharklet
devices for in-service A320-200 and A319-100 aircraft (MOD
160080), the new CMR One Star for installation of a new A321 Fuel
Quantity Indication System (FQIS), increases interval for several ATA
27 and ATA 29 CMR tasks and some editorial changes to harmonise
with A318/A319/A320/A321 MRBR.
The A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 Revision 04 is mainly to
04 introduce the new A320-251N aircraft model (A320-200 NEO fitted JUN 20/16
with new CFM engines).
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REASONS FOR REVISION
NUMBER DATE
The A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 Revision 05 is mainly
issued :
to introduce the Extended Service Goal (ESG) for in-service
A321-100 and A321-200 aircraft series (MOD 156130),
to introduce the new aircraft models A321-271N (A321 fitted
05 with new PW engines), A321-251N (A321 fitted with new APR 06/17
CFM engines) and A321-253N (A321 fitted with new CFM
engines),
And to extend the applicability of CMR 323000-00001-1-C
to ALL A318 / A319 / A320 / A321 CEO aircraft, and provide
an associated compliance time
The A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 Revision 06 is mainly
issued to include :
Changes already published through Variations :
o Variation 5.1 : new CMR 282800-00002-1-C related to
MOD 160832 (A321 NEO with 1 or 2 ACTs)
o Variation 5.2 : introduction of new model A321-272N (CMR
table not impacted)
Changes introduced directly in the Revision :
o Introduction of following new models :
A320-252N (CMR table not impacted)
A321-252N (CMR table not impacted)
A321 NEO ACF (new CMRs 522101-00001-1-C,
522101-00002-1-C, 522101-00003-1-C
and 522101-00004-1-C introduced)
o New CMR 361200-00001-1-C ; for A320 family CEO
aircraft PRE MOD 159954, EASA has agreed following
06 JUN 13/18
compliance time : 24 months from the Effective Date of the
EASA Airworthiness Directive that is expected to be issued
to mandate the Revision 06 of A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS
Part 3
o New, revised and deleted CMRs aiming to support MRBR
rev. 23 evolution :
Revised CMRs 212800-00001-1-C,
271400-00001-1-C, 271400-00002-1-C,
273400-00001-1-C, 273400-00002-1-C,
273400-00002-3-C, 281500-00001-1-C,
291000-00005-1-C and 324000-00001-1-C
New CMR 281500-00001-2-C
Deleted CMRs 271400-00001-2-C,
271400-00002-2-C, 273400-00001-2-C,
273400-00002-2-C and 324000-00001-2-C.
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GENERAL
Summary of Changes (SOC) from previous ALS Revisions are not published within this ALS
Part 3. SOC for previous Revisions could be found within the related Revision.
Except in SECTION 3, changes are highlighted with a revision bar in the left hand margin in
front of the line different from previous Revision of the ALS Part 3.
In SECTION 3, CMR changes are highlighted with the following movement codes printed in the
left hand margin of the CMR when different from previous Revision of the ALS Part 3:
- <N> = CMR is new,
- <R> = CMR has been revised,
- <D> = CMR has been deleted.
COVER PAGE
The cover page has been revised to amend the Revision number.
TABLE OF CONTENT
Table of content has been updated accordingly to the changes performed throughout the
document.
REVISION STATUS
This section has been updated to provide the:
- Approval date and reference of the A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 Revision 06,
- Reasons of the Variations compiled in this Revision.
COMPLIANCE TIME
This section has been updated to provide the list of instructions and airworthiness limitations
which have been revised and introduced in the A318/A319/A320/A321 ALS Part 3 Revision 06
as well as their associated implementation period and compliance time (when applicable). This
information comes from the original data which have been introduced in the current Revision.
SECTION 1 – INTRODUCTION
Page 8 – Applicability, General applicability table: A320-252N, A321-252N, A321-272N, A321-
251NX, A321-252NX, A321-253NX, A321-271NX and A321-272NX models have been added.
Page 10 – MAINTENANCE PROGRAM PUBLICATION, note A318 / A319 / A320 / A321 NEO
aircraft: A320-252N, A321-251NX, A321-252N, A321-252NX, A321-253NX, A321-271NX,
A321-272N and A321-272NX have been added.
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N/A*: This change aims at providing the impact on the mandatory instructions and airworthiness
limitations for Certification Maintenance Requirements (CMRs) when installed on aircraft Post-
MOD 160766 (new models A321 NEO ACF).
N/A**: This change aims at providing the mandatory instructions and airworthiness limitations
for Certification Maintenance Requirements (CMRs) following revision and introduction of CMR
tasks following MRBR evolution.
N/A***: This change aims at providing the mandatory instructions and airworthiness limitations
for Certification Maintenance Requirements (CMRs) following revision of ATA 27 CMR tasks
applicable only to US registered aircrafts.
N/A****: This change aims at providing the impact on the mandatory instructions and
airworthiness limitations for Certification Maintenance Requirements (CMRs) following
introduction of new CMR 361200-00001-1-C.
REV VARIATION
ITEMS CHANGE DESCRIPTION
CODE NUMBER
Interval updated from 6 000 FH to
R 212800-00001-1-C N/A**
12 000 FH.
Interval updated from 4 000 FH to
N/A**
5 000 FH.
R 271400-00001-1-C
Applicability updated from ‘ALL except
N/A***
FAA’ to ‘ALL’.
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APPENDIX A - ABBREVIATIONS
The following abbreviations have been added: ACF, AMM, Cal., CEO, CV, MLG, N/A.
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