On Mar 30, 9:42 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Dan wrote :



On Mar 30, 9:30 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Dan wrote in
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Help!

I'm looking for the reference that IAs use to determine if an
airplane is airworthy despite missing a cowling screw, having wing
tip cracks, or a missing piece of carpeting.

It's called the configuration deviation list, or CDL

Bertie

Is that per airplane model? I've looked through shop manuals and
haven't found a section/doc with that title....

Yes, it's specific to a type. It specifies performance or limitations
down to a missing or damaged bit of airplane. For istance, you might be
able to fly without a small piece of fairing or a panel missing if you
apply a reduced max take off weight. I've never seen one except on
heavies, but the OP asked f there was any kind of document and that's
the only one I know of that meets the description

Bertie

OK.. I was OP..

I'm looking for that sort of reference document for a C172E, and A36,
and a C172N.

I thought there may be a generic FAA doc that specifies some generic
limitation/exceptions/etc.

Dan Mc