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RST Engineering wrote:
"Capt.Doug" wrote in message ... "Mark" wrote in message So let's suppose I want to overhaul some big nasty Lycoming with an integral supercharger and a planetary-type prop reduction gear. Per CFR Part 43 Appendix A, this is a powerplant major repair. Wouldn't you need an IA to go along with the A&P to perform this operation? No, you would need the IA for return to service. The A&P can DO the overhaul; the IA is needed for return to service. Jim Ackshully, you would need an appropriately rated pilot for return to service. You'd need an IA to approve the engine for return to service. And yes, the pilot is supposed to make an engine log entry. |
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