Acceptability of Components/Parts Sample Clauses

Acceptability of Components/Parts. Describe the procedures to ensure that new or used component/parts consumed during maintenance on U.S.-registered aircraft and/or aircraft components for the installation onto U.S.-registered aircraft have acceptable authorized release documents that meet the eligibility, quality, and identification conditions listed in the current version of FAA AC 20-62, or other acceptable means of compliance.
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Acceptability of Components/Parts. Describe the procedures to ensure that new or used component/parts consumed during maintenance on U.S.-registered aircraft and/or aircraft components for the installation onto U.S.-registered aircraft have acceptable authorized release documents that meet the eligibility, quality, and identification conditions listed in the current version of FAA AC 20-62. 1) New Components. i) New components/parts must be traceable to the Production Approval Holder (PAH) or Design Approval Holder (DAH) and be in a satisfactory condition for installation. ii) The new parts manufactured outside of the territories of the United States are subject to the provisions of a bilateral agreement with the country of manufacture and the United States addressing the performance of design, production approval, and airworthiness for the acceptance of that part. These parts must be acceptable under such agreements. These bilateral agreements are listed at the following address: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/aircraft/air_cert/international/bilateral_agreements/baa_basa iii) New parts must be in a satisfactory condition for installation. iv) An authorized release document similar to the FAA Form 8130-3, as specified in the current bilateral agreement between the governments of the United States and the country of manufacture is acceptable for new parts. NOTE: Evidence of direct shipment authorizations extended to approved suppliers is required. If a replacement part is shipped under direct ship authorization, the Authorized Release Certificated shall indicate that the PAH has authorized direct shipment. This indication may be a supplemental “remark” entry on the Authorized Release Certificate indicating the authorization to the supplier for direct shipment of replacement parts from the supplier’s location. v) Technical Standard Order (TSO) parts are acceptable on U.S.-registered aircraft with proper documentation under a bilateral agreement. vi) New parts provided by a U.S. air carrier may have documentation in accordance with the U.S. air carrier’s Continuous Airworthiness Maintenance Program (CAMP).

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