Inspections controlled by calendar time may be accomplished within a period beginning two weeks before and ending no later than two weeks after the inspection due date.Ģ. For example, the Learjet inspection program for the Model 35 includes the following description:ġ. The concept here is that as long as the inspection item is accomplished within the allowed window of time, the next due time for the same inspection item does not change. The most common inspection tolerance is probably the tolerance window. Let's take a look at the different types of inspection tolerances along with examples of how they are used. Inspection tolerances don't generally apply to scheduled part replacement or overhauls but rather to look-phase inspections and special inspections.
In addition to laying out the schedule of events, the inspection program will usually include a section for inspection tolerances. There are look-phase inspections, special inspections, overhaul or replacement items, lubrication and servicing items, and airworthiness limitation time life items.
Inspection, overhaul, repair, preservation, and the replacement of parts, but excludes preventive maintenance." An inspection program lists several maintenance items and ultimately makes up the maintenance schedule. The FAA's definition found in 14 CFR Part 1 states, "Maintenance means Maintenance on an aircraft is made up of several different things. Inspection tolerances also affect air carrier aircraft under Part 135 and Part 121 but the inspection tolerances specific to an air carrier operator are defined by that air carrier's operation specification. For the purposes of this article let's consider multiturbine powered aircraft that are subject to an inspection program defined by 14 CFR Part 91.409 f. This month we will look at the different types of inspection tolerances and show some examples of how those tolerances affect the inspection schedule for the aircraft. The creator of the inspection program that aircraft is maintained to is also the creator of the inspection tolerance. The FAA has not created a standard inspection tolerance matrix that covers all aircraft. These tolerances are an integral part of the inspection program the aircraft is subject to. Read the latest edition of AvBuyer magazine online or visit our online actionable intelligence resources which offer insight, market data and analysis from AvBuyer’s editors and leading Biz Av industry experts.Scheduled inspections on aircraft include, in most cases, an inspection tolerance allowing the operator to fit the scheduled maintenance in around other demands on the operation of the aircraft. With over 25 years of trading, AvBuyer is the primary marketplace for private jets, offering the best new and pre-owned jets for sale.
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Equipped with Pratt & Whitney JT15D-5A engines, it has greater speed, range (1,644nm), and available payload with full fuel than the Citation II, per Conklin & de Decker, all while retaining reliable, easy-handling flying characteristics. The Citation V was longer than comparable jets, offering slightly more cabin volume than the popular Citation II it was developed from (allowing for extra passenger capacity). According to Aircraft Bluebook, in Spring 2023 the average price for a Citation V ranged between $1.05m (1989 model) and $1.17m (1994 model). Production started in 1989, ending in 1994 with 262 units built (per JETNET). The Citation V Light Jet was produced by Cessna, typically seating seven or eight passengers. By Matt Harris - Editor, AvBuyer magazine
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