Airworthiness Directives 2004 - Revocation and Remaking - Beechcraft 35 (Bonanza) Series Aeroplanes

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 Airworthiness Directives 2004

 I, DAVID ALAN VILLIERS, delegate of the Civil Aviation Safety

 Authority, acting under subregulation 39.001 (1) of the Civil

 Aviation Safety Regulations 1998:

 (a) revoke the Airworthiness Directives mentioned in

 Schedule 1; and

 (b) make, as separate instruments, each Airworthiness

 Directive mentioned in Schedule 1 and attached.

 

 

 David Villiers

 Delegate of the Civil Aviation Safety Authority

 

  20 December 2004

 Note:   Each attached Airworthiness Directive is being re-made in exactly the

 same form as appears in the latest published edition of the Directive.

 


 Schedule 1 Revocation and Remaking of

 Airworthiness Directives

 Beechcraft 35 (Bonanza) Series Aeroplanes

 AD Name AD Number

 Engine Identification Plate - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/1

 Fuel Line Chafing - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/2

 Aileron Control Chain AD/BEECH 35/3

 Trailing Antenna Rework AD/BEECH 35/4

 Emergency Fuel Pump - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/5

 Shakespeare Throttle Control - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/6

 Elevator Tab AD/BEECH 35/7

 Fuel Selector Valve - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/8

 Fuel Selector Valve - Placard - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/9

 Oil Tank Check Valves - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/10

 Spar Truss AD/BEECH 35/11 Amdt 2

 Fuselage Bulkhead at Stns 256.90 and 272.0 - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/12

 Landing Gear Limit Switch AD/BEECH 35/13

 Landing Gear Actuator Snap Ring - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/14

 Nose Landing Gear - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/15

 Pitot and Static Pressure Line Routing AD/BEECH 35/16

 Tachometer Shaft AD/BEECH 35/17

 Insulation of Ammeter Terminals AD/BEECH 35/18

 Differential Elevator Arm AD/BEECH 35/19

 Plastic Control Wheel AD/BEECH 35/20 Amdt 2

 Main Undercarriage Up Lock - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/21 Amdt 3

 Induction System Drain - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/22

 Heater Installation AD/BEECH 35/23

 Exhaust System Turbocharger Clamp - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/24

 Control Wheel Adaptor AD/BEECH 35/25 Amdt 2

 Fuel Selector Valve AD/BEECH 35/26

 Fuel System Placards AD/BEECH 35/27

 Fuel Cell - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/28

 Engine Mount Bolt Nuts AD/BEECH 35/29


 Propeller Governor Control Linkage AD/BEECH 35/30 Amdt 1

 Front Seat Restraint Installations AD/BEECH 35/31

 Oil Sump Drain Valve Hose - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/32

 Flap Bracket AD/BEECH 35/33

 Turbocharger Oil Inlet Fitting AD/BEECH 35/34

 Wing Front Spar - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/35 Amdt 1

 Fuel Selector Valve Disengagement Warning Light AD/BEECH 35/36

 Fuel and Hydraulic Lines in Engine Compartment AD/BEECH 35/37

 Second Row Seats AD/BEECH 35/38

 Fuel System Placards AD/BEECH 35/39

 Increased Fuel Sump Capacity - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/40

 Landing Gear Shock Strut Piston AD/BEECH 35/41 Amdt 1

 Internally Lighted Altimeter AD/BEECH 35/42

 Wing Installation - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/43

 Ruddervator - Static Balance - CANCELLED AD/BEECH 35/44

 Strobe Light Bonding Straps AD/BEECH 35/45 Amdt 1

 Beryl Aviation Filtrator Assembly AD/BEECH 35/46

 Turbocharger Wastegate AD/BEECH 35/47

 Beryl Aviation Filtrator Assembly AD/BEECH 35/48

 Stabiliser Attach Fitting AD/BEECH 35/49

 Tachometer Drive Cable Housing AD/BEECH 35/50

 Front Seat Restraint Installation AD/BEECH 35/51

 Goodyear Fuel Cells AD/BEECH 35/52

 Flight Controls AD/BEECH 35/53

 Hatshelf Soundproofing Blanket AD/BEECH 35/54

 Ruddervator Control Push Rods AD/BEECH 35/55

 Emergency Exits - Placards and Markings AD/BEECH 35/56

 Sponge Filled Fuel Reservoir Tanks AD/BEECH 35/57 Amdt 1

 Empennage Structural Integrity AD/BEECH 35/58 Amdt 6

 Rudder Pedal Arms AD/BEECH 35/59 Amdt 2

 Seat Recline Actuators AD/BEECH 35/60

 Pilot and Copilot Seat Frame Assemblies AD/BEECH 35/61

 Elevator Control Fittings AD/BEECH 35/62

 Wing Forward Spar Carry-Through Structure AD/BEECH 35/63

 Pilot and Copilot Shoulder Harness AD/BEECH 35/64

 Cabin Fresh Air Blower AD/BEECH 35/65


 Engine Fuel Metering Unit AD/BEECH 35/66 Amdt 1

 Wing Bolt, Nut and Fitting AD/BEECH 35/67 Amdt 1

 Ruddervator Differential Tail Control Rod Assembly AD/BEECH 35/68

 Interior Door Handles AD/BEECH 35/69

 Airspeed Restriction AD/BEECH 35/70 Amdt 1

 Flap Flex Shaft Assembly AD/BEECH 35/71

 

Overview

The Airworthiness Directives 2004 were enacted to address the need for updated and consolidated airworthiness directives for specific aircraft models. This legislative instrument was made by David Alan Villiers, the delegate of the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, under subregulation 39.001 (1) of the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998. The policy objective was to ensure that airworthiness directives are current, accurate, and readily available to maintain the safety and airworthiness of aircraft. This instrument revoked certain airworthiness directives and remade them to reflect the latest published editions, thereby providing a comprehensive and up-to-date set of directives for the Beechcraft 35 (Bonanza) series aeroplanes.

Scope and Application

The Airworthiness Directives 2004, made under the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998, pertain to the safety and airworthiness standards of the Beechcraft 35 (Bonanza) series aeroplanes. These directives apply to the aircraft and their owners, operators, and maintenance personnel, ensuring that the aeroplanes are maintained to the highest safety standards as prescribed by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA). The directives cover specific areas such as engine identification, fuel lines, control chains, and other critical components. The scope of this legislation is national, applying across Australia in accordance with the Commonwealth's regulatory authority over civil aviation safety. The directives are re-made to reflect the latest safety requirements and to update or cancel previous directives as necessary, as evidenced by the schedule attached to the legislative instrument. This re-making process ensures that the regulations remain current and effective in maintaining airworthiness standards.

Key Provisions

The Airworthiness Directives 2004 (F2006B07743) primarily involve the revocation and remaking of certain Airworthiness Directives that govern the airworthiness of Beechcraft 35 (Bonanza) series aeroplanes. Section 1 of the legislative instrument details the revocation of specific Airworthiness Directives listed in Schedule 1, such as those concerning the engine identification plate, fuel line chafing, aileron control chain, and trailing antenna rework, among others. These directives are subsequently remade as separate instruments, preserving their original form as they appeared in the latest published edition. The Act imposes a series of obligations on the parties and entities it governs, particularly those involved in the maintenance, operation, and certification of Beechcraft 35 series aeroplanes. These obligations include ensuring compliance with the re-made Airworthiness Directives, which mandate specific actions to maintain the airworthiness of these aircraft. For example, directives may require inspections, repairs, or modifications to various aircraft components, such as the fuel system, landing gear, and control mechanisms. Operators and maintenance personnel must adhere to these requirements to ensure the safety and airworthiness of the aircraft. Non-compliance with the Airworthiness Directives as re-made by this legislative instrument can lead to significant consequences. Although the specific penalties are not detailed in the text provided, under the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998, violations of airworthiness directives can result in substantial fines and other regulatory actions. The maximum penalties can include fines up to $222,200 for corporations and $44,440 for individuals, reflecting the serious nature of ensuring aircraft safety and airworthiness. Additionally, failure to comply may result in the grounding of the aircraft until the necessary actions are taken, further impacting the operational capabilities of the entities involved.

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