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Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) - NPRMs are issued to invite public comment on the proposed rules. Public hearings are conducted on the proposed rules. When a decision has been reached, the FAA issues new rules, directives, and requirements through mandatory ADs and FARs.

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AD.00.CE.01 AD 2000-CE-01 Prevent The Tail-fuselage Hinge Failing
AD.00.CE.02 AD 2000-CE-02 Prevent Chafing Between the Wing Fuel Quantity Wiring Harness and the Internal Wing Harness Supports at Each Wing Rib Location
AD.00.CE.03 AD 2000-CE-03 Correct Chafing Damage and Consequent Loss of Engine Oil Caused by Rubbing Pipes
AD.00.CE.05 AD 2000-CE-05 Prevent Structural Failure Of The Wing Due To Fatigue Cracking (Applicable to MORAVAN a.s. Model Z-242L Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.06 AD 2000-CE-06 Correct the Misrouted Rudder Control Cable and Consequent Guard Pin Wear or Fraying of the Cables with Loss of Rudder Control
AD.00.CE.09 AD 2000-CE-09 Detect and Correct Cracks in the Wing Spar Assemblies and Assure the Operational Safety of the Above-Referenced Airplanes
AD.00.CE.09.1 AD 2000-CE-09 Detect and Correct Cracks in the Wing Spar Assemblies
AD.00.CE.10 AD 2000-CE-10 Assure That The Copilot's NAV "FLAG" Displays Are Based On The Copilot's Selected NAV Source
AD.00.CE.12 AD 2000-CE-12 Detect, Correct, And Prevent Further Cracking In The Rudder Quadrant Structure Caused By Incorrectly Installed D-washers
AD.00.CE.13 AD 2000-CE-13 FMC From Retaining Original Information When An Edit Is Made To A Procedure Or Flight Plan (Applicable to Rockwell Collins, Inc. FMC-4200, FMC-5000, and FMC-6000 Flight Management Computers)
AD.00.CE.14 AD 2000-CE-14 Unwarranted Display Of The ADC Flag When Switching Static Air Sources (Applicable to Rockwell Collins, Inc. ADC-85, ADC-85A, ADC-850D, and ADC-850F Air Data Computers)
AD.00.CE.15 AD 2000-CE-15 Correct the Lack of a Firewall Seal and Consequent Progression of Fire and Smoke Through the Firewall Panel Into the Flight Compartment or Cabin in the Event of an Engine Compartment Fire
AD.00.CE.16 AD 2000-CE-16 Prevent Failure of the Nose Landing Gear (NLG) Upper Strut Caused by Cracking In the Area of the Seeger Retaining Ring Groove
AD.00.CE.17 AD 2000-CE-17 Fatigue Failure Of Critical Structure Of The Aircraft (Applicable to Short Brothers and Harland Ltd. Models SC-7 Series 2 and SC-7 Series 3 Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.20 AD 2000-CE-20-AD Information Necessary to Activate the Pneumatic Wing and Tail Deicing Boots at the First Signs of Ice Accumulation is Critical for Flight in Icing Conditions
AD.00.CE.22 AD 2000-CE-22 Detect and Correct Damaged Rudder Cables Caused by Chafing of the Cable Against the Pulleys
AD.00.CE.23 AD 2000-CE-23 Detachment Of The Rear Spar Bracket From The Canard Rear Spar (Applicable to Eagle Aircraft (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Model 150B Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.24 AD 2000-CE-24 Detect, Correct, And Prevent Future Cracks On The Original Design Landing Gear Pivots
AD.00.CE.25 AD 2000-CE-25 Provide Protection to the Blower Motor Circuit
AD.00.CE.26 AD 2000-CE-26 Continue to Detect and Correct Any Chafing Between the Map Light Switch and the Bordering Fuel Line
AD.00.CE.27 AD 2000-CE-27 Eliminate Existing And Prevent Future Fatigue Cracks In The Main Landing Gear (MLG) Hydraulic Actuator End Caps
AD.00.CE.28 AD 2000-CE-28 Correct Potential Brake Shuttle Valve Problems, Which Could Cause the Brake Assembly to Drag and Overheat
AD.00.CE.28.R1 AD 2000-CE-28 Correct Potential Brake Shuttle Valve Problems
AD.00.CE.29 AD 2000-CE-29 Correct Substandard Quality Cockpit Voice Recordings Caused by the Configuration of the Present CVR System, Which Could Affect Air Safety if Important Information that the CVR Provides is Not Available After an Accident
AD.00.CE.31 AD 2000-CE-31 Correct Damage or Cracks In the Main Landing Gear Lower Side Brace at the Upper Bolt Lug Where the Upper and Lower Side Braces Connect
AD.00.CE.32 AD 2000-CE-32 Erroneous Altitude Resolutions Causing a Reduction In the Intended Aircraft Collision Avoidance System (ACAS) or Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System (TCAS) Change 7 Minimum Separation Margins (Applicable to Rockwell Collins TDR-94 and TDR-94D Mode S Transponders)
AD.00.CE.33 AD 2000-CE-33 Detect and Correct Corrosion Damage to the Airbrake Levers and Bearings Caused By Collection of Water In the Air Brake Boxes Not Detected During Postflight Checks
AD.00.CE.34 AD 2000-CE-34 Correct Rudder Clevis And Elevator Control Clevis That Are Too Thin Because Of Abnormal Wear
AD.00.CE.36 AD 2000-CE-36 Prevent a Dual Engine Flameout On the Affected Airplanes by Providing a System That Automatically Turns On the Engine Igniters When Low Torque Is Sensed
AD.00.CE.38 AD 2000-CE-38 To Prevent Fuel Flow Interruption (Applicable to Raytheon Aircraft Company 90, 99, 100, 200, and 300 Series Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.42 AD 2000-CE-42 Correct the Wrong Use of Screws and Consequent Wear In the Pilot/Copilot Pedal Interconnect Tube
AD.00.CE.43 AD 2000-CE-43 To Detect And Correct Cracks In The Rear Fuselage Bulkhead (Applicable to AeroSpace Technologies of Australia Pty Ltd Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.44 AD 2000-CE-44 Prevent Structural Failure of the V-tail
AD.00.CE.45 AD 2000-CE-45 Fuel Boost Pump Wiring From Chafing (Applicable to Fairchild Aircraft, Inc., SA226 Series and SA227 Series)
AD.00.CE.46 AD 2000-CE-46 Prevent Failure of the Elevator and Rudder Attachment Brackets Because of Cracks or Corrosion Damage
AD.00.CE.47 AD 2000-CE-47 Loosening of the Throttle Friction Adjustment Beyond Its Normal Limits (Applicable to Pilatus Britten-Norman Ltd. BN-2, BN-2A, BN-2B, BN-2T, BN-2T-4, and BN2A MK. III Series Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.48 AD 2000-CE-48 Prevent the Rear Canopy Retaining Strap from Not Releasing Properly During the Emergency Egress Procedure Because of the Current Design of the Rear Canopy Emergency Release System
AD.00.CE.49 AD 2000-CE-49 Detect Cracks In The Airbrake Control System And Replace Cracked Parts With Parts Of Improved Design
AD.00.CE.50 AD 2000-CE-50 Mechanical Failure Of The Valve Stem/Seat Pinned Joint (Applicable to Cameron Balloons Ltd. (Sky Balloons) Mk1 (BR1) & Mk2 (Mistral) Burners)
AD.00.CE.54 AD 2000-CE-54 Detect And Correct Cracks In The Mlg Radius Rods
AD.00.CE.55 AD 2000-CE-55 Prevent Loss of Electrical Power to the Windshield Deicing System Due to Operation In the "LIGHT" Mode
AD.00.CE.56 AD 2000-CE-56 Fatigue Damage In The Wing And Fuselage Areas (Applicable to Twin Commander Aircraft Corporation Models 690D, 695A, and 695B Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.57 AD 2000-CE-57 Prevent Failure Of The Nose Landing Gear Steering Actuator
AD.00.CE.58 AD 2000-CE-58 Fatigue Cracking of the Main Landing Gear (MLG) (Applicable to British Aerospace Models HP.137 Jetstream Mk.1, Jetstream Series 200, and Jetstream Series 3101 Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.59 AD 2000-CE-59 Prevent Failure Of The Vertical Fin Front Spar Fittings (Applicable to Air Tractor, Inc. Models AT-300, AT-400, AT-400A, AT-401, AT-401B, AT-402, AT-402A, AT-402B, AT-501, AT-502, and AT-502B Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.60 AD 2000-CE-60 Minimize The Possibility Of Dirt Or Mud Penetrating The Cockpit (Applicable to Air Tractor, Inc. Models AT-250, AT-300, AT-301, AT-302, AT-400, AT-400A, AT-401, AT-401A, AT-402, AT-402A, AT-501, AT-502, and AT-502A Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.61 AD 2000-CE-61 Prevent Loose Flap Attachment Screws or the Loss of Flap Attachment Screws
AD.00.CE.63 AD 2000-CE-63 Failure Of The Steel Fuselage Center-section Tie Bar (Applicable to Robert E. Rust Models DeHavilland DH.C1 Chipmunk 21, 22, and 22A Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.64 AD 2000-CE-64 Failure Of The Tailplane Attachment Brackets (Applicable to Robert E. Rust Models DeHavilland DH.C1 Chipmunk 21, 22, and 22A Airplanes) (See Revising NPRM AD 2000-CE-64, April 16, 2003)
AD.00.CE.64 AD 2000-CE-64 Failure Of The Tailplane Attachment Brackets Caused By Stress Corrosion Cracking (Applicable to Robert E. Rust Models DeHavilland DH.C1 Chipmunk 21, 22, and 22A Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.66 AD 2000-CE-66 Reduced Structural Integrity In The Primary Structure Of The Airplane (Applicable to Robert E. Rust Models DeHavilland DH.C1 Chipmunk 21, 22, and 22A Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.67 AD 2000-CE-67 Detect and Remove Problem Flap Actuators From Service
AD.00.CE.69 AD 2000-CE-69 Prevent Loss Of Propeller Control Because Of Hardening Or Blocking Of The Control Cable
AD.00.CE.70 AD 2000-CE-70 Prevent Oil From Entering The Gaseous Oxygen System Service Compartment
AD.00.CE.73 AD 2000-CE-73 Single Failure Of The Elevator Servo Trim Tab System Causing Severe Elevator Flutter (Applicable to Bombardier Inc. Model Otter DHC-3 Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.76 AD 2002-CE-76 Wear Of The Rudder Control Cables At The Fairlead (Applicable to Air Tractor, Inc. Model AT-802 and AT-802A Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.77 AD 2000-CE-77 Allow the Flap Power Drive-unit Circuit Breaker to Close During Flight and Prevent Current Surges In the Flap Control System (Applicable to Pilatus Aircraft Ltd. Models PC-12 and PC-12/45 Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.79 AD 2000-CE-79 Failure of the Fuel Line Nipple or the Gascolator (Applicable to Univair Aircraft Corporation Models (ERCO) 415-C, (ERCO) 415-CD, (ERCO) 415-D, (ERCO) 415-E, (ERCO) 415-G, (Forney) F-1, and (Forney) F-1A Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.79.R1 AD 2000-CE-79 R1 Failure Of The Fuel Line Fittings Or The Gascolator (Applicable to Univair Aircraft Corporation Models (ERCO) 415-C, (ERCO) 415-CD, (ERCO) 415-D, (ERCO) 415-E, (ERCO) 415-G, (Forney) F-1, and (Forney) F-1A Airplanes)
AD.00.CE.80 AD 2000-CE-80 Clear And Complete Operating Instructions Are Visible For Opening The Airstair Door And Emergency Exits (Applicable to Raytheon Aircraft Company 65, 90, 99, 100, 200, and 300 Series, and Model 2000 Airplanes)
AD.00.NE.03 AD 2000-NE-03 Prevent Damage to the Disk Drive Arm Which Could Result in Loss of Stage 1 LP Turbine to Stage 2 LP Turbine Disk Drive, a Turbine Overspeed Condition and Possible Uncontained Disk Failure and Damage to the Airplane
AD.00.NE.04 AD 2000-NE-04 Prevent Radial Drive Steady Bearing Failure
AD.00.NE.08 AD 2000-NE-08 Failure Of The Propeller Blade From Fatigue Cracks In The Blade Shank Radius (Applicable to Hartzell Propeller, Inc. Compact Series Propellers)
AD.00.NE.08 AD 2000-NE-08 To Prevent Failure of the Propeller Blade from Fatigue Cracks in the Blade Shank Radius (Applicable to Hartzell Propeller Inc. Compact Series Propellers)
AD.00.NE.09 AD 2000-NE-09 To Prevent The Loss Of The Structural Integrity Of The Seat (Applicable to Aviointeriors S.p.A. Series 312 Seats)
AD.00.NE.12 AD 2000-NE-12 To Prevent Engine Flameout (Applicable To Turbomeca S.A. Arrius Models 2B, 2B1, and 2F Turboshaft Engines)
AD.00.NE.12 AD 2000-NE-12 Prevent Engine Flameout and the Inability to Maintain the 2.5 Minutes One Engine Inoperative (OEI) Rating Due to Blockage of the Fuel Injection Manifolds (See Revising NPRM AD 2000-NE-12, May 27, 2005)
AD.00.NE.13 AD 2000-NE-13 Cracks In LPC Fan Blade Roots (Applicable to Rolls-Royce RB211 Series Turbofan Engines) (See Revising NPRM AD 2000-NE-13, February 20, 2003)
AD.00.NE.13 AD 2000-NE-13 Cracks In LPC Fan Blade Roots (Applicable to Rolls-Royce RB211 Series Turbofan Engines)
AD.00.NE.14 AD 2000-NE-14 Impeller Failure From Cracks In The Impeller Back Face Area (Applicable to Honeywell International Inc. LTS101 Series Turboshaft Engines and LTP101 Series Turboprop Engines)
AD.00.NE.15 AD 2000-NE-15 Prevent Unexpected Power Loss, which could Result in an Uncommanded In-Flight Engine Shutdown, Autorotation, and Forced Landing
AD.00.NE.18 AD 2000-NE-18 Failure Of The Hub Due To Loose Hub Through Bolts (Applicable to Dowty Aerospace Propellers, Models R354, R375, R389, and R390 Propellers)
AD.00.NE.21 AD 2000-NE-21 Restore the Engines to Type Design and to Prevent Possible Low Cycle Fatigue (LCF) Failure of the HPT Stage 1 Disk
AD.00.NE.22 AD 2000-NE-22 Prevent No. 5 Bearing Rotating Air Seal Failures and Possible Uncontained Engine Failures
AD.00.NE.24 AD 2000-NE-24 Prevent Premature LPT Disk Failure Due to Cracking of the LPT Disks
AD.00.NE.25 AD 2000-NE-25 Prevent 2nd Stage HPT Air Seal Assembly Failure
AD.00.NE.26 AD 2000-NE-26 Detect Wear On The Compressor Bleed Valve Assembly Cover, Guide Pin Shaft, Cotter Pin, And To Detect Particles From Diaphragm Wear
AD.00.NE.27 AD 2000-NE-27 Detect and Prevent Early Development of Cracks Due to Low Cycle Fatigue of the High Pressure Turbine (HPT) 2nd Stage Wheel In the Aft Bore Face That Can Lead to Wheel Failure Power Loss
AD.00.NE.30 AD 2000-NE-30 Prevent HPC Air Duct Failures That Could Result In Fan Mid Shaft (FMS) Failures And Uncontained LPT Events
AD.00.NE.32 AD 2000-NE-32 Prevent Premature Failure Of The Impellers From Being Operated Beyond Their Design Service Life
AD.00.NE.34 AD 2000-NE-34 Prevent Excessive Vibrations Produced By the Reduction Gearbox Assembly
AD.00.NE.35 AD 2000-NE-35 Prevent HPT Disk Firtree Fracture
AD.00.NE.41 AD 2000-NE-41 Prevent HPT 1st to 2nd Stage Turbine Spacer-Failure
AD.00.NE.42 AD 2000-NE-42 To Prevent Rupture Of The Fan Disk Due To Cracks That Initiate At An Electrical Arc-out (Applicable to General Electric Company CF34 Series Turbofan Engines)
AD.00.NE.45 AD 2000-NE-45 Fatigue Failure Of Hartzell D-5108-( ) Hubs (Applicable to Hartzell Propeller Inc., Model HD-E6C-3B/E13890K Propellers)
AD.00.NE.47 AD 2000-NE-47 Engine Takeoff Power Losses Due To HPC Surges (Applicable to Pratt and Whitney PW4000 Series Turbofan Engines) (See Revising NPRM AD2000-NE-47, April 7, 2003)
AD.00.NE.47 AD 2000-NE-47 Engine Takeoff Power Losses Due To High-pressure-compressor (HPC) Surges (Applicable to Pratt and Whitney PW4000 Series Turbofan Engines) (See Revising NPRM AD 2000-NE-47, July 21, 2003)
AD.00.NE.47 AD 2000-NE-47 Engine Takeoff Power Losses (Applicable To Pratt & Whitney PW4000 Series Turbofan Engine)
AD.00.NE.48 AD 2000-NE-48 To Detect And Prevent Cracks In The Fan Disc (Applicable to Rolls-Royce Deutschland Ltd and Co KG (Formerly Rolls-Royce Deutschland GmbH, formerly BMW Rolls-Royce GmbH) Models BR700-710A1-10 and BR700-710A2-20 Turbofan Engines)
AD.00.NE.49 AD 2000-NE-49 Failure Of The High Pressure Compressor (HPC) Front Drum Rotor From Cracks (Applicable to Pratt and Whitney PW4000 Series Turbofan Engines)
AD.00.NE.50 AD 2000-NE-50 Centrifugal Compressor Impeller Failure (Applicable to Honeywell International, Inc., (Formerly AlliedSignal, Inc., Textron Lycoming, Avco Lycoming, And Lycoming) Former Military T53 Series Turboshaft Engines)
AD.00.NE.53 AD 2000-NE-53 Prevent Failure Of The Fan Disc Due To Fatigue Cracking In The Dovetail Slots
AD.00.NE.57 AD 2000-NE-57 Failure Of A Hose When Exposed To Fire (Applicable to Titeflex Corporation)
AD.00.NE.58 AD 2000-NE-58 Fire In The Galley Compartment Due To Inadequate Crimping Of The Electrical Terminal Contact Pins (Applicable to Britax Sell Gmbh & Co. OHG Water Boilers, Coffee Makers, and Beverage Makers)
AD.00.NE.60 AD 2000-NE-60 Below-limit Flight Idle Propeller Blade Angles (Applicable to Hartzell Propeller Inc. Model HD-E6C-3B/E13890K Propellers)
AD.00.NE.61 AD 2000-NE-61 Prevent Stage 2 Turbine Aft Cooling Plate Cracking
AD.00.NE.62 AD 2000-NE-62 Prevent Possible High Pressure (HP) Turbine Disk Failure (See Revising NPRM AD 2000-NE-62, January 30, 2006)
AD.00.NE.62 AD 2000-NE-62 To Prevent Possible Disc Failure (Applicable to Rolls-Royce plc RB211 Series Turbofan Engines)
AD.00.NM.01 AD 2000-NM-01 Prevent Opening of the Cargo Door While the Airplane is in Flight
AD.00.NM.02 AD 2000-NM-02 Prevent Cracking of the NLG Main Fitting, which could Lead to Collapse of the NLG During Takeoff and Landing, and Possible Injury to the Flightcrew and Passengers
AD.00.NM.03 AD 2000-NM-03 Prevent The Inability To Extend The Nose Landing Gear
AD.00.NM.04 AD 2000-NM-04 Prevent Failure of the Front Spar Attachment and Upper Cap of the Engine Pylons Due to Fatigue Cracking
AD.00.NM.06 AD 2000-NM-06 Prevent Failure of the Shoulder Harness
AD.00.NM.10 AD 2000-NM-10 Prevent the Control Link of the Aileron Autopilot Servo From Being Driven Overcenter
AD.00.NM.12 AD 2000-NM-12 Prevent the Display of Incorrect Engine Limitations, which could Result in an Overspeed of the Propellers And Potential For Blade Failure
AD.00.NM.13 AD 2000-NM-13 Prevent Increased Braking Distance for Landings that Require the Flight Idle Stop Override, Resulting from the Combination of Failure of the Override Mechanism and Inability of the Power Levers to be Moved Below the Flight Idle Position After Touchdown
AD.00.NM.15 AD 2000-NM-15 Prevent the Collapse of the Main Landing Gear Due to Leaks of Hydraulic Oil from the Main Landing Gear Selector Valve
AD.00.NM.17 AD 2000-NM-17 Prevent Electromagnetic Interference With The Anti-skid Control System
AD.00.NM.18 AD 2000-NM-18 Prevent Failure of the Bearing Support Fitting of the Forward Trunnion
AD.00.NM.19 AD 2000-NM-19 Prevent the Potential for Dual Wire Faults from Grounded, Separated, or Shorted Wires (Revised by AD 2000-NM-19 R1)
AD.00.NM.19.R1 AD 2000-NM-19 Prevent The Potential For Dual Wire Faults From Grounded, Separated, Or Shorted Wires
AD.00.NM.22 AD 2000-NM-22 Prevent an Inadvertent Increase in Thrust
AD.00.NM.23 AD 2000-NM-23 Prevent False Smoke Warnings from the Cargo Compartment Smoke Detectors, which could Result in Aborted Takeoffs, Diversions of Flight Routes, and Emergency Evacuation of Flight Crew and Passengers
AD.00.NM.24 AD 2000-NM-24 Ensure the Integrity of the Fail-Safe Features of the Thrust Reverser System by Preventing Possible Failure Modes, which could Result in Inadvertent Deployment of a Thrust Reverser During Flight
AD.00.NM.25 AD 2000-NM-25 Prevent False Warning of a Hot Engine Exhaust Tailpipe and Intermittent Signal Failure
AD.00.NM.26 AD 2000-NM-26 Ensure Continued Structural Integrity of These Airplanes (ATR42-500 series)
AD.00.NM.27 AD 2000-NM-27 Detect Corrosion of the Lower Surface of the Wing Center Section and the Surrounding Area (Withdrawn by 66 FR 37197, July 17, 2001)
AD.00.NM.28 AD 2000-NM-28 Prevent Smoke And Fire In The Forward Cargo Compartment
AD.00.NM.29 AD 2000-NM-29 Prevent Insufficient Clearance And Contact Between The B7-28 Bus And An Adjacent Panel
AD.00.NM.31 AD 2000-NM-31 Detect Discrepancies That Include But Are Not Limited To Frayed, Chafed, Or Nicked Wires And Wire Insulation
AD.00.NM.32 AD 2000-NM-32 To Prevent Electrical Shorting Of The Brake Coils Of The Auto Throttle Servo (ATS) (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model MD-11 and -11F Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.32 AD 2000-NM-32 Prevent Electrical Shorting Of The Brake Coils Of The Auto Throttle Servo (ATS) Or Elevator Load Feel (Elf)/Flap Limiter (FL) Duplex Actuator (See Revising NPRM AD 2000-NM-32, July 13, 2004)
AD.00.NM.33 AD 2000-NM-33-AD Prevent Arcing and Sparking Damage to the Power Feeder Cables, Terminal Strips, and Adjacent Structure
AD.00.NM.34 AD 2000-NM-34 Prevent Arcing and Heat Damage to the Attachment Points of the Main External and Galley Power Receptacle Ground Wire, Insulation Blankets Outboard and AFT of the Receptacle Area, and Adjacent Power Cables
AD.00.NM.35 AD 2000-NM-35 Prevent Damaged Electrical Wires or Damaged Door Actuation Cables Due to Chafing by the Cables During Operation of the Forward Passenger Door
AD.00.NM.36 AD 2000-NM-36 Prevent Electrical Arcing And/Or Heat Damaged Wires Due To Improper Wire Installations During Manufacture And/Or Maintenance Of The Airplane
AD.00.NM.37 AD 2000-NM-37 Prevent Fire and Smoke in Certain Wire Bundles that are Routed to and From the Main Avionics Compartment or Center Accessory Compartment
AD.00.NM.38 AD 2000-NM-38 Prevent Overheating Of The Electrical Pins Inside The Cargo Control Units (CCU)
AD.00.NM.39 AD 2000-NM-39 Detect and Correct Discrepancies of Certain Connectors Which Could Result in Electrical Arcing of the Connectors, Uncommanded Movement of the Engine Fuel Shut-off Valves to the Closed Position, and Consequent In-flight Loss of Thrust or Engine Shutdown From Lack of Fuel
AD.00.NM.41 AD 2000-NM-41 Prevent Chafing Of The Fuel Level Control Switch Wiring Harness
AD.00.NM.44 AD 2000-NM-44 Prevent Excessive In-flight Vibrations of the Elevator Tab
AD.00.NM.45 AD 2000-NM-45 Ensure Continued Structural Integrity Of These Airplanes (Bombardier, Inc.)
AD.00.NM.46 AD 2000-NM-46 Prevent Chafing Of The Wire Bundle To Relay 'KT' On Panel 'JA'
AD.00.NM.47 AD 2000-NM-47 Detect and Correct Cracking of the Splice Fitting at Fuselage Frame (Fr) 47, which could Result in Reduced Structural Integrity of the Airplane
AD.00.NM.48 AD 2000-NM-48 Prevent The Fire Warning From Terminating Prematurely
AD.00.NM.50 AD 2000-NM-50 Prevent In-flight Loss of Inboard and Outboard Flap Assemblies due to Failure of H-11 Attaching Bolts
AD.00.NM.52 AD 2000-NM-52 Prevent Electrical Arcing Between the Oxygen Tubing and an Electrical Source Which Could Result in an Oxygen Fire
AD.00.NM.53 AD 2000-NM-53 Detect and Correct Corrosion of the Retraction Links of the Main Landing Gear (MLG), which could Result in Reduced Structural Integrity and Possible Collapse of the MLG
AD.00.NM.54 AD 2000-NM-54 Prevent Failure of Multiple TRU's
AD.00.NM.55 AD 2000-NM-55 Prevent Ignition Sources and Consequent Fire/Explosion in the Fuel Tank
AD.00.NM.56 AD 2000-NM-56 Prevent Failure of the Overwing Emergency Exits to Open
AD.00.NM.57 AD 2000-NM-57 Fatigue Cracking Of The Internal Doublers And Frame Structure Of The Fuselage Skin Of The Cockpit Enclosure Window Sill (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model DC-9-10, -20, -30, -40, and -50 Series Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.60 AD 2000-NM-60 Prevent an Asymmetric Braking Condition and a Longer Stopping Distance Due to Sudden Loss of Normal Braking to the Left Wheel
AD.00.NM.62 AD 2000-NM-62-AD Detect and Correct Excess Backlash of the Spherical Bearing of the Active Aileron Servo-Controls
AD.00.NM.63 AD 2000-NM-63 Prevent Jamming Of The Roll Control System (Ailerons And Spoilers)
AD.00.NM.64 AD 2000-NM-64 Detect and Correct Excessive Play of the Eye-end of the Piston Rod of the Elevator Servo-controls
AD.00.NM.65 AD 2000-NM-65 Prevent Jamming of the Wheel/Tire Assembly (See Revising NPRM AD 2000-NM-65, November 12, 2003)
AD.00.NM.65 AD 2000-NM-65 Jamming Of The Wheel/Tire Assembly (Applicable to Cessna Model 500, 501, 550, and 551 Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.66 AD 2000-NM-66 Inadvertent Or Intentional Operation With The Power Levers Below The Flight Idle Stop During Flight For Airplanes That Are Not Certificated For In-flight Operation (Applicable to Empresa Brasileira de Aeronautica S.A. (EMBRAER) Model EMB-120 Series Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.66.R1 AD 2000-NM-66 To Prevent An Inoperative Backup Flight Idle Stop System
AD.00.NM.68 AD 2000-NM-68 R1 Prevent Failure Of The Main Fitting Of The Main Landing Gear (MLG)
AD.00.NM.69 AD 2000-NM-69 Prevent Unwanted Deployment Of A Thrust Reverser
AD.00.NM.70 AD 2000-NM-70 Ensure Continued Structural Integrity (See Revising NPRM AD 2000-NM-70, March 11, 2004)
AD.00.NM.70 AD 2000-NM-70 To Ensure Continued Structural Integrity Of These Airplanes (Applicable to Airbus Model A319, A320, and A321 Series Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.72 AD 2000-NM-72 Prevent Deflation Of The Escape Slide After Deployment
AD.00.NM.73 AD 2000-NM-73 Find and Fix Premature Cracking of Certain Fuselage Lap Joint Repairs
AD.00.NM.74 AD 2000-NM-74 Find And Fix Cracking Of Certain Fuselage Lap Joint Areas
AD.00.NM.76 AD 2000-NM-76 Prevent High Bearing Stress On The Bushings In The Flap Fittings
AD.00.NM.77 AD 2000-NM-77 Prevent Fracture of the Lead Screw of the Position 1 Flap Screw Jack
AD.00.NM.79 AD 2000-NM-79 Prevent Fatigue Cracking At The Rib 1/Center Spar Angle And Bottom Corner Fitting
AD.00.NM.80 AD 2000-NM-80 Prevent Electrical Sparks From a Grounded Object From Coming Into Contact With the Fuel Port Flood Light Housing of the Fuel Service Panel
AD.00.NM.90 AD 2000-NM-90 Prevent Unusual Handling Characteristics and Consequent Reduced Controllability During Ground Operations Due to Incorrect Methods of Weighing and Balancing the Airplane
AD.00.NM.91 AD 2000-NM-91 Prevent Damage To The 90-minute Auxiliary Power Unit (Apu) Standby Power Feeder Cable
AD.00.NM.96 AD 2000-NM-96 Prevent Chafing of the Wire Harnesses of the High-Level Sensors
AD.00.NM.98 AD 2000-NM-98 Prevent Contact Between the Precooler Support Link and the Precooler Support Fitting, which could Contribute to an Uncontained Failure of the Diffuser Case and Damage to the Airplane
AD.00.NM.100 AD 2000-NM-100 Prevent Opening of the Cargo Door While the Airplane is in Flight
AD.00.NM.101 AD 2000-NM-101 Ensure That the Flight Crew Is Aware That an Electrical System Failure May Have Occurred and That the Main Airplane Batteries Are Powering the Direct Current (DC) Essential Bus
AD.00.NM.102 AD 2000-NM-102 Prevent Contact Between The Nuts Of The Wiggins Fuel Couplers And The Stiffener On The Access Panel Of The Upper Surface Of The Right Wing
AD.00.NM.103 AD 2000-NM-103 Prevent Cracking or Breaking of the Door Handle Mounting Hub
AD.00.NM.104 AD 2000-NM-104 Prevent a Sudden Change in Pitch Due to an Out-of-trim Condition Combined with an Autopilot Disconnect
AD.00.NM.105 AD 2000-NM-105 Prevent Cracking of the Center Section of the Fuselage
AD.00.NM.107 AD 2000-NM-107 Prevent a Severe Asymmetric Thrust Condition During Flight which could Result in Loss of Control of the Airplane
AD.00.NM.110 AD 2000-NM-110 Fatigue Cracking (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model DC-9-81 (MD- 81), DC-9-82 (MD-82), DC-9-83 (MD-83), DC-9-87 (MD-87) and MD-88 Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.112 AD 2000-NM-112 Prevent an Uncommanded Retraction of the Flaps During Takeoff
AD.00.NM.113 AD 2000-NM-113 Prevent Loss Of Hydraulic Pressure And Possible Structural Damage To The Airplane Due To Failure Of The Landing Gear Brake Accumulator
AD.00.NM.114 AD 2000-NM-114 Prevent Autopilot Reversions In Certain Flight Conditions, Which Could Result In Misunderstanding By the Flight Crew and Consequent Reduced Ability to Take Appropriate Action
AD.00.NM.115 AD 2000-NM-115 Prevent Detachment Of The Shoulder Restraint Harness Of The Attendant Or Observer Seat From Its Mounting Bracket During Service
AD.00.NM.116 AD 2000-NM-116 Ensure that Flight Crew Members Safely Reach the Ground From a Flight Compartment Window In the Event of an Emergency Evacuation
AD.00.NM.118 AD 2000-NM-118 Prevent The Simultaneous Failure Of Two Air Pressurization Units
AD.00.NM.120 AD 2000-NM-120 Prevent the Potentiometers That Provide Information On the Positions of the Primary Flight Controls to the Flight Data Recorder (FDR) From Transmitting Noisy Signals or Becoming Imprope (See Revising NPRM AD 2000-NM-120, March 19, 2003)
AD.00.NM.120 AD 2000-NM-120 Potentiometers That Provide Information On The Positions Of The Primary Flight Controls To The FDR From Transmitting Noisy Signals Or Becoming Improperly Calibrated (Applicable to Empresa Brasileira de Aeronautica S.A. (EMBRAER) Model EMB-120 Series Airplanes) (See Revising NPRM AD 2000-NM-120, February 1, 2005)
AD.00.NM.120 AD 2000-NM-120 To Prevent The Potentiometers That Provide Information On The Positions Of The Primary Flight Controls To The FDR From Transmitting Noisy Signals (Applicable To Empresa Brasileira de Aeronautica S.A. (EMBRAER) Model EMB-120 Series Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.121 AD 2000-NM-121 Prevent Overheating of the Wire Between Certain Circuit Breakers, Which Could Result in Smoke Emissions in the Cockpit
AD.00.NM.122 AD 2000-NM-122 Prevent Contact Between One of the Bolts that Attaches the Direct Current (DC) Relay Box on the Left-hand (LH) Side of the Airplane (Hereinafter Referred to as the "LH DC Relay Box") and One of the Power Terminals of Electrical Emergency Contactor 2 (K0519)
AD.00.NM.124 AD 2000-NM-124 Maintain Airplane Controllability In the Event of an In-Flight Thrust Reverser Deployment (Withdrawn by 69 FR 27865, May 17, 2004)
AD.00.NM.125 AD 2000-NM-125 Ensure That The Flightcrew Is Able To Recognize The Formation Of Significant Ice Accretion
AD.00.NM.127 AD 2000-NM-127 Prevent Incapacitation of the Flightcrew and Consequent Loss Of Control of the Airplane Due to Delays in Donning Oxygen Masks in Response to the Activation of the Cabin Altitude Warning Horn
AD.00.NM.128 AD 2000-NM-128 Prevent Bottoming Of The Valve Components Before Contact Of The Brake Valve Lever With The Stop
AD.00.NM.129 AD 2000-NM-129 Prevent The Loss Of Hydraulic Pressure Due To Failed Hydraulic Tubing
AD.00.NM.130 AD 2000-NM-130 Prevent Deterioration and Deformation of the Mass-Balance Weights of the Aileron
AD.00.NM.131 AD 2000-NM-131 Prevent Mechanical Blockage Of The Elevator Control Cable Due To The Freezing Of Water Collected Inside The Fuselage Between The Rear Pressure Bulkhead And The Fire Wall Of The Auxiliary Power Unit
AD.00.NM.132 AD 2000-NM-132 Prevent the Airplane from Departing the Runway at High Speeds During Landing Due to Bending and Damage to the Squat Switch Assembly of the Nose Landing Gear
AD.00.NM.133 AD 2000-NM-133 Prevent Rupture of the Hydraulic Line and Loss of Hydraulic Pressure Due to Chafing
AD.00.NM.134 AD 2000-NM-134 Detect And Correct Fatigue Cracking Of The Front Spar Web Of The Wing
AD.00.NM.141 AD 2000-NM-141 Prevent Failure Of The Mounting Brackets Of The Hydraulic Hand Pump At The Frame Attachment Flanges
AD.00.NM.142 AD 2000-NM-142 Prevent Premature Failure Of The Shear Pins Of The Elevator Damper
AD.00.NM.144 AD 2000-NM-144 Prevent The Flight Crew From Being Unaware That An Electrical System Failure Has Occurred And That The Airplane Main Batteries Are Powering The Direct Current (DC) Essential Bus
AD.00.NM.145 AD 2000-NM-145 Prevent Structural Failure of the Airplane Due to Corrosion
AD.00.NM.146 AD 2000-NM-146 Prevent Chafing of Wire Bundles in Two Junction Boxes in the Main Wheel Well (Revised by AD 2000-NM-146 R1)
AD.00.NM.146.R1 AD 2000-NM-146 Prevent Chafing of Wire Bundles In Four Junction Boxes In the Main Wheel Well
AD.00.NM.147 AD 2000-NM-147 Prevent Stress Corrosion Cracking and Consequent Fracture of the Aft Trunnion of the Outer Cylinder of the MLG
AD.00.NM.148 AD 2000-NM-148 Prevent Chafing of the Feeder Cables During Removal of the Sump Panels of the Cargo Floor
AD.00.NM.149 AD 2000-NM-149 Prevent Fire and Smoke In Certain Wire Bundles That Are Routed To and From the Main Avionics Compartment Or Center Accessory Compartment
AD.00.NM.150 AD 2000-NM-150 Smoke And Fire In Various Areas Of The Airplane Due To Heat Damage And/Or Electrical Arcing (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model DC-9-81 (MD-81), DC-9-82 (MD-82), DC-9-83 (MD-83), DC-9-87 (MD-87), and MD-88 Airplanes) (See Revising NPRM AD 00-NM-150, July 24, 2003)
AD.00.NM.150 AD 2000-NM-150 Smoke And Fire In Various Areas Of The Airplane Due To Heat Damage (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model DC-9-81 (MD-81), DC-9-82 (MD-82), DC-9-83 (MD-83), DC-9-87 (MD-87), and MD-88 Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.152 AD 2000-NM-152 Prevent Restricted Movement Of The Rudder Pedals Due To Structural Interference
AD.00.NM.154 AD 2000-NM-154 Prevent Cross Connection of the Hydraulic Hoses or Pipes that Supply the Main Strut Unlocking Actuator
AD.00.NM.156 AD 2000-NM-156 Prevent Unrestrained Movement of the Passenger Seats During High Forward Deceleration of the Airplane
AD.00.NM.157 AD 2000-NM-157 Prevent Fatigue Cracking In Primary Strut Structure and Reduced Structural Integrity of the Strut, Which Could Result In Separation of the Strut and Engine
AD.00.NM.158 AD 2000-NM-158 Prevent Contact Between the Rotating Paddle Wheel and the Stationary End Plates Within the Center Wing Tank Override/Jettison Fuel Pumps or Horizontal Stabilizer Tank Transfer Pumps Due to Excessive Wear of the Pump Shaft Carbon Thrust Bearing
AD.00.NM.159 AD 2000-NM-159 Prevent Failure of An Escape Slide to Deploy or Inflate Correctly
AD.00.NM.160 AD 2000-NM-160 Prevent Excessive Vibrations Generated By the Mounting Configuration of the 15XE Connector
AD.00.NM.161 AD 2000-NM-161 Prevent Smoke and Fire In the Flight Deck and Main Cabin Due to Insufficient Clearance Between Wire Assemblies and the Ice Protection Airduct and Airstair Door Interlock Rod, Chafing, and Consequent Arcing of Wire Assemblies
AD.00.NM.162 AD 2000-NM-162 Prevent Electrical Shorting And Arcing Due To The Presence Of Water In The Lighting Ballast Interface Connectors
AD.00.NM.163 AD 2000-NM-163 Prevent Failures Of The Electrical Connectors
AD.00.NM.164 AD 2000-NM-164 Possible Arcing Of The Electrical Power Cables In The Aft Cargo Compartment Sidewall (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model DC-9-81, -82, and -83 Series Airplanes, and Model MD-88 Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.165 AD 2000-NM-165 The Alternating Current (AC) Power Relay Feeder Cable From Chafing Against The Aft Inboard Side Of The Electrical Power Center (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model DC-9-81, -82, and -83 Series Airplanes, and Model MD-88 Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.166 AD 2000-NM-166 Chafing Of Wires At The Disconnect Panel Above The Aft Left Lavatory (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model DC-9-81, -82, and -83 Series Airplanes, and Model MD-88 Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.168 AD 2000-NM-168 A Cable From Chafing Against An Edge Of A Lightening Hole (Applicable To McDonnell Douglas Model DC-9-81 (MD- 81), DC-9-82 (MD-82), DC-9-83 (MD-83), DC-9-87 (MD-87), And MD-88 Airplanes) (Withdrawn by 70 FR 2066, January 12, 2005)
AD.00.NM.169 AD 2000-NM-169 Damage To Equipment Or Possible Fire In The Electrical/Electronics Equipment Compartment (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model DC-9-81 (MD-81), DC-9-82 (MD-82), DC-9-83 (MD-83), DC-9-87 (MD-87), and Model MD-88 Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.170 AD 2000-NM-170 Wire Chafing And Subsequent Shorting To Structure In The Forward Cargo Compartment (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model DC-9-81 (MD-81), DC-9-82 (MD-82), DC-9-83 (MD-83), DC-9-87 (MD-87), and MD-88 Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.171 AD 2000-NM-171 Chafing Of The Power Feeder Cables Of The Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model DC-9-81 (MD-81), DC-9-82 (MD-82), DC-9-83 (MD-83), and DC-9-87 (MD-87) Airplanes and Model MD-88 Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.176 AD 2000-NM-176 Prevent Fatigue Cracking of the Fuselage Skin
AD.00.NM.178 AD 2000-NM-178 To Prevent Fuel Leakage And Reduced Structural Integrity Of The Wings Due To Fatigue Cracking
AD.00.NM.179.R1 AD 2000-NM-179 R1 Prevent Corrosion From Developing On the Underside of the Top Skin of the Center Wing
AD.00.NM.181 AD 2000-NM-181 Prevent The Collapse Of The Main Landing Gear Due To Leaks Of Hydraulic Oil From The Main Landing Gear Selector Valve
AD.00.NM.184 AD 2000-NM-184 Detect and Correct Fatigue Cracking of the Lower Spar Chord, Which Could Result In Reduced Structural Integrity of the Engine Strut
AD.00.NM.185 AD 2000-NM-185 Prevent Chafing And Damage To Electrical Wires Of The Cockpit And Consequent Electrical Arcing Due To Wires That Were Routed Improperly During Production Of The Airplane
AD.00.NM.186 AD 2000-NM-186 Prevent Possible Overheating Of Cargo Control Unit (CCU) Components
AD.00.NM.187 AD 2000-NM-187 Protect Against Electrical Failures In the Cargo Control Units (CCU)
AD.00.NM.188 AD 2000-NM-188 Prevent Chafing and Arcing of the Parallel Feeder Cables of the Number 2 Integrated Drive Generator (IDG)
AD.00.NM.189 AD 2000-NM-189 Prevent Chafing In the Upper Avionics Circuit Breaker Panel of the Main Observer's Station
AD.00.NM.190 AD 2000-NM-190 Detect Riding or Chafing of the Wire Bundles Adjacent to the Disconnect Panel Bracket Assembly
AD.00.NM.191 AD 2000-NM-191 Prevent Arcing Damage to the Terminal Strips and Damage to the Adjacent Structure of the Wheel Well Area of the Right Main Landing Gear (MLG)
AD.00.NM.192 AD 2000-NM-192 Prevent Arcing Damage to the Terminal Strips and Damage to the Adjacent Structure In the Wing Areas Inboard of the Pylons 1 and 3 and the No. 2 Engine (Withdrawn by 68 FR 52864, September 8, 2003)
AD.00.NM.193 AD 2000-NM-193 Prevent Loss of the Charging Capability of the Air Driven Generator (ADG)
AD.00.NM.195 AD 2000-NM-195 Moisture From Entering The Strake Feed-Thru And Internal Electrical Connectors (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas MD-90-30 Series Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.196 AD 2000-NM-196 Chafing Of The Wiring In The Left-Hand Tunnel Area Of The Forward Cargo Compartment (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model MD-90-30 Series Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.197 AD 2000-NM-197 Damage To The Galley Power Feeder Cable (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model MD-90-30 Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.198 AD 2000-NM-198 Ground Stud Nut From Being Inadequately Tightened Or Becoming Loose (Applicable to McDonnell Douglas Model MD-90-30 Series Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.201 AD 2000-NM-201 Prevent Fatigue Failure Of Certain Existing Fasteners In The Aft Pickup Fittings Of The Horizontal Stabilizer (Withdrawn by 66 FR 20409)
AD.00.NM.202 AD 2000-NM-202 Prevent Breakage of the Power Control Cable Assemblies Due to the Inflexible Construction of the Cable
AD.00.NM.203 AD 2000-NM-203 Prevent a Mechanical Failure of the Uplock Box Mechanisms
AD.00.NM.205 AD 2000-NM-205 Prevent Fatigue Cracking of the Corners of the Doorframe and the Cross Beams of the Aft Cargo Door, Which Could Result In Rapid Depressurization of the Airplane
AD.00.NM.207 AD 2000-NM-207 Detect Improper Grounding of a Water Heater
AD.00.NM.211 AD 2000-NM-211 Prevent Failure of the Passenger Service Units (PSUs) to Deliver Oxygen to the Passengers In the Event of Decompression of the Airplane
AD.00.NM.212.R1 AD 2000-NM-212 R1 Prevent The Turbine Air Discharge Duct Or Water Separator Outlet Duct From Disconnecting From The Cold Air Unit Turbine Or From The Water Separator
AD.00.NM.213 AD 2000-NM-213 Prevent Electrical Shorts Or Arcing At The Illuminated Panel Connector At The Refuel/Defuel Panel
AD.00.NM.214 AD 2000-NM-214 Prevent Reduced Structural Integrity of the Airplane Due to Fatigue Damage and Consequent Cracking of the Pick-Up Angles at Frame 40
AD.00.NM.215 AD 2000-NM-215 To Detect and Correct Cracking or Breaking of the Rod Ends and Connecting Fittings (Applicable to Empresa Brasileira de Aeronautica S.A. EMBRAER Model EMB-145, -145ER, -145MR, -145LR, -145XR, -145MP, and -145EP Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.217 AD 2000-NM-217 Prevent Potential Ignition Of The Moisture Barrier Cover Of The Drip Shield
AD.00.NM.220 AD 2000-NM-220 Detect And Correct Fatigue Cracking Of Certain Areas Of The Fuselage Skin
AD.00.NM.221 AD 2000-NM-221 Prevent Separation of the Self-Seal Couplings, Which Could Result In Loss of Engine Oil Pressure and a Flight-Crew-Commanded Engine Shutdown
AD.00.NM.222 AD 2000-NM-222 Prevent Loss of the Nose Wheel Steering and Reduced Controllability of the Airplane On the Ground
AD.00.NM.223 AD 2000-NM-223 Detect and Correct Fatigue Cracking of Fuselage Frame 07 In the Upper Frame Section Assembly of the Lateral Cockpit Windows
AD.00.NM.224 AD 2000-NM-224 Prevent The Elevator Cable Tension Regulators From Becoming Detached From The Splined Shaft Of The Assembly
AD.00.NM.226 AD 2000-NM-226 Prevent Potential Ignition of Fiberglass Insulation in the Environmental Control System (ECS) Ducts
AD.00.NM.227 AD 2000-NM-227 Prevent Electrical Arcing of the Fuel Boost Pump Wire
AD.00.NM.228 AD 2000-NM-228 Prevent The Inability Of The Flight Crew To Remove Power From The Telephone System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.229 AD 2000-NM-229 Prevent the Inability of the Flight Crew to Remove Power From the In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.230 AD 2000-NM-230 Prevent the Attachment Pin From Fully Migrating From the Brake Torque Rod and the Collar From Detaching From the Main Landing Gear (MLG)
AD.00.NM.231 AD 2000-NM-231 Prevent the Inability of Flight Crew to Remove Power From the In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.232 AD 2000-NM-232 Prevent The Inability Of Flight Crew To Remove Power From The In-flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.233 AD 2000-NM-233 Prevent the Inability of Flight Crew to Remove Power From the In-flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.234 AD 2000-NM-234 Ensure That the Flight Crew Is Able to Remove Electrical Power From the In-flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.235 AD 2000-NM-235 Prevent The Inability Of Flight Crew To Remove Power From The In-flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.236 AD 2000-NM-236 Ensure That the Flight Crew Is Able to Remove Electrical Power From the In-flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.237 AD 2000-NM-237 Ensure That The Flight Crew Is Able To Remove Electrical Power From The In-flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary And Is Advised Of Appropriate Procedures For Such Action
AD.00.NM.238 AD 2000-NM-238 Prevent The Inability Of The Flight Crew To Remove Power From The In-flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.239 AD 2000-NM-239 Ensure That the Flight Crew and Cabin Crew are Able to Remove Electrical Power From the In-flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.240 AD 2000-NM-240 Ensure That the Flight Crew Is Able to Remove Power From the In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.241 AD 2000-NM-241 Ensure That the Flight Crew Is Able to Remove Electrical Power From the In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) System When Necessary
AD.00.NM.242 AD 2000-NM-242 Ensure That the Flight Crew Is Able to Remove Electrical Power From the Passenger Entertainment System (PES) When Necessary
AD.00.NM.243 AD 2000-NM-243 Ensure That the Flight Crew Is Able to Remove Electrical Power From the Entire Passenger Entertainment System (PES) When Necessary
AD.00.NM.244 AD 2000-NM-244 Ensure That the Flight Crew Is Able to Remove Electrical Power From the Passenger Entertainment System (PES) When Necessary
AD.00.NM.245 AD 2000-NM-245 Ensure That The Flight Crew Is Able To Remove Electrical Power From The Entire Passenger Entertainment System (PES) When Necessary And Is Advised Of Appropriate Procedures For Such Action
AD.00.NM.246 AD 2000-NM-246 Ensure That The Flight Crew Is Able To Remove Electrical Power From The Entire Passenger Entertainment System (PES) When Necessary And Is Advised Of Appropriate Procedures For Such Action
AD.00.NM.247 AD 2000-NM-247 Fatigue Cracking Of Certain Repairs Of The Fuselage Between Frame 10 And Frame 80 (Applicable to Airbus Model A300 B2 And B4 Series Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.250 AD 2000-NM-250 Prevent Loss Of The Underwing Fitting Load Path Due To Missing Or Damaged Taperlock Fasteners
AD.00.NM.251 AD 2000-NM-251 Find and Fix Fatigue Cracking In the Bulkhead Frame Support At Body Station (BS) 2598 Under the Hinge Support Fittings of the Horizontal Stabilizer
AD.00.NM.253 AD 2000-NM-253 Detect And Correct Fatigue Cracking Of The Inner Sidestays Of The Main Landing Gear (MLG), Which Could Result In Failure Of The MLG
AD.00.NM.256 AD 2000-NM-256 Prevent the Spring Tab or the Servo Tab from Becoming Disconnected, Resulting In Structural Failure, and to Prevent Damage to the Leading Edge of the Spring Tab
AD.00.NM.257 AD 2000-NM-257 Prevent Failure Of The Bleed-air Check Valve On The Bleed Low-pressure Line Of The Engine
AD.00.NM.260 AD 2000-NM-260 Prevent Various Failures of Electric Motors of the Auxiliary Hydraulic Pump and Associated Wiring
AD.00.NM.261 AD 2000-NM-261 Prevent the Ejection Jack on the Ram Air Turbine (RAT) From Failing When the RAT Is Deployed At High Airspeeds
AD.00.NM.262 AD 2000-NM-262 Prevent Fatigue Of The Engine Control System Cables
AD.00.NM.263 AD 2000-NM-263 Prevent the Loss of Electrical Power, Other Than that Provided By the Emergency System, In the Event of Disconnection of the Single Electrical Connector Within the Electrical Master Central Unit
AD.00.NM.264 AD 2000-NM-264 Prevent Fatigue Cracking In The Zone Of The Fittings Connecting The Fuselage To Stiffener Rods Located In Frames 33, 34, And 35
AD.00.NM.265 AD 2000-NM-265 Prevent Incapacitation of the Flightcrew and Consequent Loss of Control of the Airplane Due to Delays in Donning Oxygen Masks in Response to the Activation of the Cabin Altitude Warning Horn
AD.00.NM.266 AD 2000-NM-266 Fatigue Cracking of the Oleo Strut of the Nose Landing Gear (NLG) (Applicable to BAE Systems (Operations) Limited Model BAe 146 Series Airplanes and Model Avro 146-RJ Series Airplanes)
AD.00.NM.267 AD 2000-NM-267 Prevent Failure Of The Alternate Braking System
AD.00.NM.268 AD 2000-NM-268 Prevent Damage to the Wires In Certain Wire Bundles Due to Contact Between the Bundles and the Adjacent Ceiling Support Bracket
AD.00.NM.269 AD 2000-NM-269 Prevent Various Failures Of Electric Motors Of The Auxiliary Hydraulic Pump And Associated Wiring
AD.00.NM.271 AD 2000-NM-271 Detect And Correct Bushing Migration, Corrosion, Or Cracking Of The Lugs On The Bulkhead Fitting Of The Rear Engine Mount
AD.00.NM.272 AD 2000-NM-272 Prevent Blockage of Pressure Hoses to the Ground Spoiler Actuators
AD.00.NM.273 AD 2000-NM-273 Prevent Fatigue Cracking of the Fuselage
AD.00.NM.274 AD 2000-NM-274 Prevent A Main Landing Gear (MLG) Gear-up Landing And Possible Injury To Passengers And Crew
AD.00.NM.275 AD 2000-NM-275 Prevent Failure Of The Core Cowl Latches During An Engine Fire
AD.00.NM.276 AD 2000-NM-276 Detect and Correct Fatigue Cracking of Nose Wheel Well (NWW) Vertical Beams and Frames

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