1Location (Part 23)
- must be visible to all passengers
- indefinite duration so long as the plane is kept in an airworthy condition
2Change of Address (61.60)
- you have 30 days to update information on IACRA.FAA.gov
3Required Inspections (Part 91. 207/409/411/413)
AAV1ATE
4Special Flight Permit (Part 21.197)
- allows you to fly an aircraft to a hanger for repairs, alterations, maintenance, or storage
- you must contact an FAA flight district office (FSDO) before doing this
5Equipment requirements (Part 91.205)
- day vfr "ATOMATOFLAMES"
A-ltimeter
T-achometer
O-il pressure gauge
M-anifold pressure gauge
A-nticollision lights
T-emperature gauge
O-il temperature gauge
F-uel gauge
L-anding gear position indicator
A-irspeed indicator
M-agnetic direction indicator
E-lt (1/2 use, 1yr, 1hr of use)
S-afety belts and harnesses (24cm)
- night vfr "FLAPS"
F-uses and circuit breakers
L-anding light
A-nticollision lights
P-osition lights
S-ource of electrical power
6Pilot Preventative Maintenance (43.12)
- must be a simple or minor repair
exp: oil change, tire change
7Inoperative Equipement (91.213)
* inoperative equipment list must be noted in the logbook
1 - ensure the equipment is not in the MEL
2- Make sure the instrument is not a part of 91.205 "ATOMATOFLAMES"
3- Deactivate / rename the equipment and placard it as INOP
4- evaluate if the INOP equipment will constitute as a hazard before the flight
8MEL
minimum equipment list
9KOEL
kinds of operation equipment list
10CEL
- comprehensive equipment list
- list of equipment on board used for weight and balance calculations
- states the weight and arms of each equipment
- some of these items may not be on the KOEL list but may be required on the CEL list
11Special Airworthiness Certificate
-is a pink paper
- issued for primary, secondary, restricted, or limited category of aircraft and is a light sport aircraft
12Experimental Airworthiness Certificate
issued to aircraft that do not fall with a type rating
13Responsibility of Aircraft Owners
- have current airworthiness certificate
- have current aircraft registration
- ensure aircraft is in compliance with Airworthiness Directives
- properly record maintenance
- comply with current regulations
- notify FAA if there is a change of Address
- have a current FCC radio station license and ELT if operating outside of U.S
14What is an Airworthiness Directive? (AD)
A notice from the FAA informing aircraft owners of defects, needed maintenance, or other things for a certain type of aircraft. Usually needs to be taken cared of immediatly since it points out a safety hazard in the aircraft.
15Type Certificate Data Sheet
Issued by the FAA and ensures that new aircrafts reusing older propellers are withn the safety standards
16Supplemental Type Certificate
Provided when there is a major change to a design type previously opposed by FAA
17Maintenance Requirements Acronym
AAV1ATES
a-nnual
a-irworthiness certificate
V-or check (30d)
1-00hr inspection
A-ltimeter check (24d)
T-ransponder check (24d)
E-lt (1/2 battery life, 1yr, or 1hr of use)
* A annual inspection can cover a 100hr inspection if mechanic performing it has an IA (inspection authorization) but a 100hr inspection cannot cover an annual inspection
18Special Flight Permit
- issued by a FSDO (flight service distrect office) which allows a pilot to fly an overscheduled aircraft to get maintenance for their 100hr