Aircraft Historical Records Sample Clauses

Aircraft Historical Records. E001 C of A (Export) from State of Manufacture E002 Manufacturer's AD Report E003 Manufacturer's Inspection Report, Initial Equipment list E004 Manufacturer's repair/alteration report E005 Manufacturer's SB Report E006 Service Difficulty Reports (if any) E007 Aircraft Historical Log E008 Last Flight Data Recorder Read-Out & Corrections E009 Weighing report
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Aircraft Historical Records. (a) Copy of original Export Certificate of Airworthiness; (b) Manufacturer’s AD Report; (c) Manufacturer’s Inspection Report, Initial Equipment list; (d) Manufacturer’s repair/alteration report (at new delivery), or statement that no such report was produced; (e) Manufacturer’s SB Report; (f) Copies of all Supplemental Type Certificates; (g) Last Flight Data Recorder Read-out and calibration standards; (h) Weighing reports; (i) Historical report showing cumulative times for last major inspection accomplishments, Engine changes, landing gear and APU changes, etc.; and (j) any other documents as per List of Technical Documents provided by Airbus at new delivery.
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Aircraft Historical Records. (1) C of A (export) from state of manufacture (2) Manufacturer report of ADs incorporated at manufacture (3) Manufacturer’s inspection report, initial equipment list / aircraft readiness log (or equivalent) (4) Manufacturer’s repair/alteration report / SRL (5) Manufacturer report of service bulletins and optional modifications incorporated at manufacture (6) Service difficulty reports (if any) (7) Manufacturer Report of Landing Gear Life Limited Parts installed at manufacture, including part number and serial number (8) Aircraft Historical / Miscellaneous Log (or equivalent) (9) Last Flight Data recorder read out & corrections
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Aircraft Historical Records. Certificate of Acceptance (Export) from State of Manufacturer · Manufacturer’s AD report · Manufacturer’s Inspection Report, Initial Equipment list / Aircraft Readiness Log (or equivalent) · Manufacturer’s repair / alteration report · Manufacturer’s SB report · Service Difficulty Reports (if any) · Aircraft Historical / Miscellaneous Log (or equivalent) · Last Flight Data Recorder read Out & Corrections Configuration Status: · Approved and Certified LOPA · Galley Drawings & Galley OHM · Emergency Equipment Drawing/Listing · Loose Equipment Inventory · Inventory Listing of Avionic Units installed Engine Documents: · Certified statement on status of each engine as to following: Times and Cycles since new Times and Cycles since overhaul on each engine module Hours and Cycles in airlines operation · Engine Logbooks (record of installation and removal and accumulated hours and cycles) · Accessory Status as listed in Engine Logbook · Last overhaul tags (or copies) for each accessory · Manufacturer data submittals · Certified status of engine airworthiness directives including method of compliance · Manufacturer modifications and SB status · Operator modifications (if applicable) · Master record of installations and removals · Complete copies of history of all engine/modules shop visit reports [**] — Confidential treatment has been requested for the bracketed portions. The confidential redacted portion has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. · Test cell run reports · Most recent On wing ground run reports · Condition monitoring reports · Certified listing for Group A and Group B Life Limited Parts · Full and unbroken traceability for LLP back to birth including power rating operation statement · ETOPS compliance report · Engine non incident/accident statement · Engine PMA Statement · Exceedences report and corrective action report per maintenance manual · Statement on oil type used APU Documents: · Certified statement on status of APU as to following: APU Hours since new APU Hours since overhaul APU Hours since hot section inspection Operator’s method for APU time accrual · Statement of APU hours to Aircraft flying hours · Certified status of APU airworthiness directives including method of compliance · Current Manufacturer modifications and SB status · Operator modifications incorporated (if applicable) · Certified updated APU Logbooks and manufacturer data submittals · Master record of installations and removals · Comp...
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Aircraft Historical Records. E001 Documents provided at delivery from Manufacturer as per ‘LIST OF TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS FOR DELIVERY OF AIRCRAFT’ E002 Last Flight Data Recorder Read-Out & Corrections (to be performed during redelivery check) E003 Weighing report
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Aircraft Historical Records. E001 Certificate of Airworthiness (Export) from State of Manufacture ( if applicable) E002 Manufacturer’s AD Report E003 Manufacturer’s Inspection Report, Initial Equipment list / Aircraft Readiness Log (or equivalent) E004 Manufacturer’s repair/alteration report E005 Manufacturer’s SB Report E006 Service Difficulty Reports (if any) E007 Aircraft Historical / Miscellaneous Log (or equivalent) E008 Last Flight Data Recorder Data Dump
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Aircraft Historical Records. E001 C of A (Export) from State of Manufacture
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Aircraft Historical Records. (a) Copy of original German LBA Export Certificate of Airworthiness; (b) Manufacturer’s AD Report (at new delivery); (c) Manufacturer’s Inspection Report, Initial Equipment list (at new delivery); (d) Manufacturer’s repair/alteration report (at new delivery), or statement that no such report was produced; (e) Manufacturer’s SB Report (at new delivery); (f) Copies of all applicable Master Changes (M.C.)/ Supplemental Type Certificate; (g) Service Difficulty Reports (if any); (h) Aircraft Historical Log; (i) Last Flight Data Recorder Read-out and calibration standards; (j) Weighing reports; (k) Historical report showing cumulative times for last major inspection accomplishments, Engine changes, landing gear and APU changes, etc.; and (l) Rigging document. (m) Any other documents as per List of Technical Documents provided by Airbus at new delivery
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