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I am in the market for a Sport Aviation plane. How do I find out what AD
apply to a plane? Is there a web site somewhere that lists the ADs for a given plane? Danny Deger |
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"Danny Deger" wrote in message ... I am in the market for a Sport Aviation plane. How do I find out what AD apply to a plane? Is there a web site somewhere that lists the ADs for a given plane? Danny Deger Try he http://www.airweb.faa.gov/Regulatory...e?OpenFrameSet BDS |
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On Feb 19, 12:18 pm, "Danny Deger" wrote:
I am in the market for a Sport Aviation plane. How do I find out what AD apply to a plane? Is there a web site somewhere that lists the ADs for a given plane? Danny Deger Not really. That information is very expensive. You can browse through ADs and see what you can find but a proper AD search requires AD search software. I believe the IA's pay around $2,000/yr for that software. -Robert |
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"BDS" wrote in message . net... "Danny Deger" wrote in message ... I am in the market for a Sport Aviation plane. How do I find out what AD apply to a plane? Is there a web site somewhere that lists the ADs for a given plane? Danny Deger Try he http://www.airweb.faa.gov/Regulatory...e?OpenFrameSet BDS Thanks for the link. I found the place for aircraft types. Is their a place in this link to look for ADs for an engine? Danny Deger |
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The information is public and can be found online. The $2,000 covers
the cost of bringing it all together for all aircraft into one easy to search user interface. But if your only dealing with one specific plane it's not a big deal. Robert M. Gary wrote: On Feb 19, 12:18 pm, "Danny Deger" wrote: I am in the market for a Sport Aviation plane. How do I find out what AD apply to a plane? Is there a web site somewhere that lists the ADs for a given plane? Danny Deger Not really. That information is very expensive. You can browse through ADs and see what you can find but a proper AD search requires AD search software. I believe the IA's pay around $2,000/yr for that software. -Robert |
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"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message oups.com... On Feb 19, 12:18 pm, "Danny Deger" wrote: I am in the market for a Sport Aviation plane. How do I find out what AD apply to a plane? Is there a web site somewhere that lists the ADs for a given plane? Danny Deger Not really. That information is very expensive. You can browse through ADs and see what you can find but a proper AD search requires AD search software. I believe the IA's pay around $2,000/yr for that software. I found the link provided by BDS to be able to find any aircraft without a problem. Can you comment on this link? http://www.airweb.faa.gov/Regulatory...e?OpenFrameSet Danny Deger -Robert |
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On Feb 19, 2:19 pm, "Danny Deger" wrote:
"Robert M. Gary" wrote in ooglegroups.com... On Feb 19, 12:18 pm, "Danny Deger" wrote: I am in the market for a Sport Aviation plane. How do I find out what AD apply to a plane? Is there a web site somewhere that lists the ADs for a given plane? Danny Deger Not really. That information is very expensive. You can browse through ADs and see what you can find but a proper AD search requires AD search software. I believe the IA's pay around $2,000/yr for that software. I found the link provided by BDS to be able to find any aircraft without a problem. Can you comment on this link? http://www.airweb.faa.gov/Regulatory...ry/rgAD.nsf/Ma... The link is very useful but not a complete search. A full AD search would ask you for the serial number of the prop, hub, engine, airframe, avionics, etc. However, a good prebuy should include an AD search. When you get a full AD search make sure the IA puts a copy of the results in the log book so you know what ADs may be coming up. I have some on my Mooney that are every 1000 or 500 hours that I otherwise forget. -Robert |
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On Feb 19, 1:32 pm, Newps wrote:
The information is public and can be found online. The $2,000 covers the cost of bringing it all together for all aircraft into one easy to search user interface. But if your only dealing with one specific plane it's not a big deal. It depends on how much you work at it. For me, I have 1 airplane, 2 prop blades, 1 hub, 8 pieces of avioncs, plus accessories. Having the softeware produce my AD list is very useful. The online stuff is good to get an idea of what types of ADs effect different aircraft (although not nearly as good as asking on a type list) but certainly not good enough for a prebuy. -Robert |
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