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On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 22:46:44 -0700, Newps
wrote: Roy Smith wrote: I've got AC 43.13-1B, which describes the procedure to swing a compass. What I can't find is the bureaucratic stuff -- who can do it (any pilot?), and what paperwork follow-up is required (airframe logbook entry, or is just making the new compass card sufficient?). I swung my own several years ago and made a new card. An A&P has to sign it off. I also swung my own (and a few friends). Our radio guy did the sign off. Not to split hairs, but only an airframe license is required for this one as far as I know. (He says putting on his flame proof blazer). HTH. z |
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