Aircraft components require overhauls at times stated in the
- maintenance schedule.
- overhaul manual.
- maintenance manual.
C
Crystal asked · 1 Dec 2015
Shouldn't it be maintenance schedule since it deals with timings while the manual has maintenance procedures?
Community Comments (3)
M
marcoff
15 Feb 2016
I have the same question of Crystal
M
mwongela.qa
1 Feb 2018
There is a simila question which gives the answer as the approved maintenance schedule....what do we pick?
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PoziusLT
7 Mar 2023
TBO (Time Between Overhauls) values established by the design approval
holder (TCH, STC). Since TCH and STC prepares maintenance manuals, I suppose thats how answer cames to "maintenance manual".
More info:
easa.europa.eu/en/downloads/2033/en
holder (TCH, STC). Since TCH and STC prepares maintenance manuals, I suppose thats how answer cames to "maintenance manual".
More info:
easa.europa.eu/en/downloads/2033/en
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