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PART II
Issue 2, Rev.0 Chapter 2A

OE) AIRWORTHINESS PROCEDURES MANUAL
February 2018 Page 10 of 50
APPENDIX
Checklist for issue of ARC (AEROPLANE)

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1. AIRCRAFT DETAILS:
VT- AML
1.1 Registration Mark: VT-Type/Model: EMB 135BJLEGACY so)
MSN: 44501144
1.2 Cof A
Number 6511 Accepted TCDSNo,EAsA I.A3 sue/Rev./date: T-12,DH.31/22
Category: Private Aerial Work Public Transport (Passenger Cargo ) Special
1.3 Reference No. of last ARC issue: o4
O4IAMY6s/ARCDate of last ARC issue: Os020
Hours flown since last ARC issue:246:35 Flight Cycles: 61 Landings:161
1.4 Type of Engine: RR AE 3007 A2 Number fitted: O 2
1.5 Maintenance Program/Schedule Reference No.: R-AWODR(MGsue19 D Rev.: Da
1.6 DAWMU
Airplane Flight Manual/Pilot Operating Handbook* Reference:
AFM 3s/s41)
Amended standard: Rey.14 Dt Apnl 20 Approved by: EASA| JAA
1.7 The aircraft was last weighed on
1.8 Aircraft tested to

1O/oCI 2011
acceptable Manufacturer's Flight Test Data Ref. /Date: 03/02/20 22
(1f applicable)
2. REPORT AND CERTIFICATION:
2.1 A full documented review of the aircraft records have been
carried out by the undersigned and it is
confirmed that:
a theairframe, engine and propeller flying hours and associated flight

cycles have been properly
recorded, and;
b) the flight manual is applicable to the aircraft configuration and reflects the latest revision
status, and;
c) all the maintenance due on the aircraft according to the approved maintenance program has been
carried out, and;
d) all known defects have been corrected or, when

applicable, carried forward in a controlled manner, and;
e) all applicable airworthiness directives have been applied and properly
registered, and;
f) all service life limited components installed on the aircraft are
properly identified, registered and have
not exceeded their approved service life
limit, and;
g)the current mass and balance statement reflects the configuration of the aircraft and is
valid, all the
weight growth during the period has been recorded and included, if applicable. The
Trim Sheet is prepared and approved as applicable Load &
per latest weight schedule of the aircraft,
and;
h) the aircraft complies with the latest revision of its type
design as included in the latest TCDS rev. no.
E ASA LM.A. 032, Dated 31o12022Approved by. EASA
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2.2 A physical survey of the aircraft has been carried out by the undersigned and it is confirmed that:
a) all required markings and placards are properly installed, and;

b) the aircraft complies with its approved flight manual, and;
cthe aircraft is installed with ELT 406 and the same has been registered with ISRO for monitoríing,
and;
d) all the equipment such as CVR, FDR, GPWS, ACAS-II are installed as applicable to the aircraft as per
relevant CARs.
e) the aircraft configuration complies with the approved documentation, and;
fno evident defect can be found that has not been addressed according to M.A.404, and;
no inconsistencies can be found between the aircraft and the paragraph 1of documented review of
records (Part l).
2.3 I hereby certify that based on the satisfactory/unsatisfactory* result of my investigation, Certificate of
Airworthiness (C of A)/ ARC / Export Cof A is issued/not issued* by the undersigned.
ARC No. (Form 15a) valid for 12 months w.e.f.. up

to and including,
DGCA Officer's signature/stamp/date:

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1. Aircraft Log Books:
Observation(s) Remarks (if

Item
Sat/Unsatfot Unsat/Not
Applicable Applicable)
1.1 Airframe hours recorded 3258: 52
1.2 Airframe cycles recorded: 2022-
1.3 Date of last entry made: O8/02/2022

Type of schedule maintenance check recorded:
1.4
LU2 D6
Last schedule maintenance inspection:
1.5 Date performed: 13/08/2021 Date recorded:
13/08202
Reference of the Airworthiness Flight Test:
1.6 Date performed: 0302202 Date recorded:
03l0 2022
Last Airworthiness Review Certificate (ARC):
1.7 Date performed: OS 03|202Daterecorded:
o5lo302
Last Compass Swing:
1.8 Date performed: 12-1/20 2o Date recorded:
12n/202
Last Weight and Balance:
1.9 Date performed: 0 0/20 1A Date recorded:
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Copy of manufacturer statement of date of aircraft

manufacture (first C of A issue). Record:
Aircraft Date of Manufacture: 1 12 2012
1.10
Cof A for Export issue date. 12/12 2012
12-08
Cof Afor Export reference 2 0 / 2 6
1.11 Ensure accomplished AD's are recorded in the Aircraft Log Book.
Are modification recorded in the aircraf logbook?

1.12
If not, where are they recorded ?
1.13 Ensure logbook stamp impressions are legible.
Request authorization holders Iist from Quality Manager.

Review list of authorized technical record staff. Ensure list is
1.14
up-to-date and controlled by Quality Manager. Ensure security
of records.
Check stamps and signatures logbook are as shown on

in
.15 approved authorization holders list and as approved by Quality
Manager/DGCA.
2. Airworthiness Directives Compliance Record:

Item
Sat/UnsatNet Unsat/ Not
ARplieable Applicable)
2.1 Record includes list of all AD's applicable to the aircraft.
2.2 Record includes date/hours/cycles of AD compliance.

Method of compliance and reference to AD
2.3 compliance
documents correctly referenced.
Record date/hours/cycles of next required AD action

2.4 (if recurring
AD)
25 For non-applicable AD's, ensure that reasons is clearly indicated,

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acceptable methods are:

N/A by aircraft type referenced in AD/SB
N/A by installed part/component (list parts/components installed)
N/A by engine type referenced in AD
N/A STC not accomplished/applicable SB
N/A different A/C weight
3. Airworthiness Directives Accomplishment Record:

Item Sat/Unsat/Not Unsat/ Not
Applicabte Applicable)
Review sample of compliance records (task cards, inspection
3.1
cards/reports, maintenance programs, etc.)
3.2 Correct reference of accomplishment records in logbooks.
3.3 Storage and security of record.
3.4 Records include references to AD's and SB's/ASB's.

3.5 Items are correctly recorded certified/stamped and dated.
3.6 CRS are issued for work performed.

3.7 Review records for CPCP programme.
4. Records of DGCA Mandatory Modification Requirements:

Item Sat/UesetfNot Unsat/ Not
Applicabte Applicable)
All DGCA Mandatory Modification requirements are complied with
4.1 satisfactorily and recorded. Requirements for record entry should
be similar
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5. Engine Log Books:
Observation() Remarks (if

Apglieabte Applicable)
Ensure copy of engine Airworthiness Release Certificate available in
Log Book.
Record date of manufacture

No. 1Oos200g No.2_Oos 2009
No.3 No. 4
5.1 Record date of export
No. 11212/2012 No. 21222/2012
No.3 No. 4
Record Airworthiness Release Certificate reference
No. 1 RR8-F003s/20lNo. 2RRD-A O062/201
No. 3 No. 4
Record engine serial numbers:
Pos No. 1 CAES31 88
5.2 Pos No. 2 CAE313) 89
Pos No. 3
Pos No. 4
Record log book engine hours:

5.3
No 1:3493:3 No. 2:3335:14 No. 3: No 4:
Record log book engine cycles:
5.4
No
1:247No. 2: 2IB No.3: | No 4:
Date last entry made in engine log book:
No. 1
08 e2 2022
5.5
No.2 ORlo2/202
No. 3
No..4
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Observation(s)| Remarks (if

Item Sat/unsat/Not Unsat/ Not
Last shop visit type/reason:
No. 1
ND
5.6 No. 2 i u l
.3
No. 4
Date of last shop visit. Correctly recorded datashall be in log book:

No. 1
5.7 No.
No.
.4
5.8 AD's and SB accomplished at last shop visit recorded.
Date of Last engine overhaul. Correctly recorded data shall be in log

book:
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
5.10 AD's and SB accomplished at last engine overhaul recorded.
Date last life limited parts list updated and recorded in engine log
book: ND
C h a r 2 a
No. 1
5.11
No. 2
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m
No. 4
Review list of concessions recorded in engine logbook. Ensure any

5.12
time limitations are not exceeded.
Ensure accomplished engine AD's are recorded in the engine

5.13
logbook.
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Sat/unsarfot Unsat/ Not
Item
Appligable Applicable)
Check stamps and signatures in logbook are as shown on approved

5.14 authorization holders list and as approved by Quality
Manager/QCAA.
5.15 Review engines module list and records
6. Modifications and Repair Records:
Observation(s) Remarks(if
All repairs and modifications are recorded and correctly identified
6.1
in the aircraft/engine/modification log book (as appropriate).
All repair data are properly approved AW CAR-21 or other

6.2
equivalent international requirements.
All modifications are properly approved. Ensure modifications are

6.3 recorded by Title and document reference. Ensure DGCA approval
references (if required) are quoted on documents.
Documents used for the authorization of repairs or modifications

6.4
are to current DGCA approved procedures.
6.5 Required Certification (CRS) after a repair or modification.
Modifications and/or repair are performed to approved data ará

6.6 drawings required under CAR-21 or other equivalent internaiónal
requirements
Modifications and/or repairs are performed by approved
6.7 organizations with an approved class and rating ftor the type of
work undertaken.
6.8 Minor modifications are approved IAW CAR-2
6.9
Major Repairs and Modifications, if ány, are recorded and
accomplished in accordance with the DGCA requirements
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7. Component History Cards and Records:
Item Sat/Unsat/vot Unsat/ Not
Markings nd Placards Location and Language as per DGCA

7.1 requirements
7.2 Additional Markings, if required, as per DGCA requirements
|7.3 Cards and records are up-to-date.
7.4 SB's, ASB's, AD's and mandatory requirements are recorded.
7.5 Life limited components are identified on each card/record.

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Correct documentations (serviceable labels, tags, etc.) are
available
7.6
for each component record.
Check a sample of component labels and tags for completeness and

7.7
accuracy of information and authorized certification.
Check documentation concerning FDR parameter allocation,

calibration of sensors and other serviceability maintenance
7.8
information to conform the accuracy of parameters of FDR.
Components serial numbers conform to the aircraft records
8. Technical Logs/Maintenance Logs/Journey Logs:
Observation() Remarks (if

AppHeable Applicable)
Correct recording of defects and rectifications, Ensure each defect is
8.1
correctly certified.
Correct recording of removed and installed parts. Ensure correct

8.2
recording of P/N's, S/N's, and Approved Release Notes
Correct deferred defect procedure. Ensure MEL references are

8.3
always quoted (when required).
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Item Sat/Uasat/Not| Unsat/ Not
Applieabte Applicable)
MEL limitations. Ensure defects are cleared within the limitations of
8.4
the MEL.
Correct recording of flight details, landings, take-offs, and crew

8.5
certification.
Each journey log/technical log page is certified by the pilot-in-

8.6
command prior to departure.
A maintenance release/transit check is correctly signed prior to each

8.7
flight. Daily checks and other checks certified.
8.8 Fuel and oil data are correctly recorded and certified.
When no defects are recorded, ensure a statement to that effect is

8.9
entered by the pilot-in-command.
9. Findings:
Item Findings
10. Comments:

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PART II

Issue 2, Rev.0 Chapter 2A

Checklist for issue of ARC (AEROPLANE)

1.8 Aircraft tested to

a theairframe, engine and propeller flying hours and associated flight

d) all known defects have been corrected or, when

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a) all required markings and placards are properly installed, and;

ARC No. (Form 15a) valid for 12 months w.e.f.. up

DGCA Officer's signature/stamp/date:

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Observation(s) Remarks (if

1.3 Date of last entry made: O8/02/2022

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Copy of manufacturer statement of date of aircraft

Are modification recorded in the aircraf logbook?

1.13 Ensure logbook stamp impressions are legible.

Request authorization holders Iist from Quality Manager.

Check stamps and signatures logbook are as shown on

2. Airworthiness Directives Compliance Record:

Observation(s) Remarks (if

2.2 Record includes date/hours/cycles of AD compliance.

Record date/hours/cycles of next required AD action

25 For non-applicable AD's, ensure that reasons is clearly indicated,

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acceptable methods are:

3. Airworthiness Directives Accomplishment Record:

Observation(s) Remarks (if

3.3 Storage and security of record.

3.4 Records include references to AD's and SB's/ASB's.

3.6 CRS are issued for work performed.

4. Records of DGCA Mandatory Modification Requirements:

Observation(s) Remarks (if

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5. Engine Log Books:

Observation() Remarks (if

Record date of manufacture

Record log book engine hours:

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Observation(s)| Remarks (if

Date of last shop visit. Correctly recorded datashall be in log book:

5.8 AD's and SB accomplished at last shop visit recorded.

Date of Last engine overhaul. Correctly recorded data shall be in log

5.10 AD's and SB accomplished at last engine overhaul recorded.

Review list of concessions recorded in engine logbook. Ensure any

Ensure accomplished engine AD's are recorded in the engine

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Observation(s) Remarks (if

Check stamps and signatures in logbook are as shown on approved

6. Modifications and Repair Records:

All repair data are properly approved AW CAR-21 or other

All modifications are properly approved. Ensure modifications are

Documents used for the authorization of repairs or modifications

6.5 Required Certification (CRS) after a repair or modification.

Modifications and/or repair are performed to approved data ará

6.8 Minor modifications are approved IAW CAR-2

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7. Component History Cards and Records:

Markings nd Placards Location and Language as per DGCA

7.2 Additional Markings, if required, as per DGCA requirements

|7.3 Cards and records are up-to-date.

7.4 SB's, ASB's, AD's and mandatory requirements are recorded.

7.5 Life limited components are identified on each card/record.