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Putting in any avionics that is not listed on the TCDS, which these days is
virtually all avionics, requires a 337. This is certainly true in practice, but adding avionics doesn't seem to me to fit any of the definitions of major alterations given in Part 43 Appendix A. I once asked an FAA avionics inspector about this, and he just said something about it being critical to safety and thus it makes sense to require a 337. Does anyone know of a case in which someone has tried to challenge the FAA's interpretation of this? |
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