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November/December 2008
Feature
Table 1 â FAA Accepted Standards |
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Accepted ASTM Consensus Standards |
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Consensus Standard Topics1 |
Airplanes |
Gliders |
Gyroplanes2 |
Lighter Than Air |
Powered Parachutes |
Weight Shift Control |
Design and Performance |
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Required Equipment |
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Quality Assurance |
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Production Acceptance Tests |
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Aircraft Operating Instructions |
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Maintenance and Inspection Procedures |
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Identification and Recording of Major Repairs and Major Alterations |
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Continued Airworthiness |
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Manufacturer Assembly Instructions [Kit builders only] |
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Wing Interface Documentationn |
N/A |
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1Numbered topics are specified by the rule.
2Gyroplanes are not eligible for a special light sport airworthiness certificate.
Other accepted standards:
F2316-06, Specification for Airframe Emergency Parachutes for Light Sport Aircraft [optional installation]
F2339-06, Practice for Design and Manufacture of Reciprocating Spark Ignition Engines for Light Sport Aircraft [when required by the aircraft design standard]
Reference: public data, www.faa.gov
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