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Purpose................................................................................................................................ i
Cancellation ........................................................................................................................ i
Explanation ......................................................................................................................... i
The AC Checklist................................................................................................................ i
How to Order ...................................................................................................................... i
Reproduction of Advisory Circulars .................................................................................. ii
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APPENDIX 1
ADVISORY CIRCULAR NUMBERING SYSTEM
2. General and specific subject numbers. The subject numbers 61 Certification: Pilots and Flight
and related subject areas are as follows: Instructors
___________________________________________________________________ 63 Certification: Flight Crewmembers
Other Than Pilots
General Subject Specific Subject
Number(1) Number(2) Subject 65 Certification: Airmen Other Than
___________________________________________________________________ Flight Crewmembers
67 Medical Standards and
00 GENERAL Certification
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APPENDIX 2
CANCELLATIONS
Cancellations are listed below. The suffix following an AC number indicates a revision to that AC and cancels the previous
edition. For example, AC 00-6A replaces and cancels AC 00-6; AC 00-7D replaces and cancels AC 00-7C. ACs may be
canceled without replacement, by the issuing office or by another ACs or publication.
00-55 Announcement of availability: FAA Order 8130.21A, Procedures for Completion and Use of FAA Form 8130,
Airworthiness Approval Tag (1/19/94) (AIR-200). Cancelled by AIR-200
20-95 Fatigue Evaluation of Rotorcraft Structure (5/18/76) (ASW-100) Sets forth acceptable means, not the only means, of
compliance with the provisions of FAR sections 27.571 and 29.571 dealing with the fatigue evaluation of rotorcraft
structure. Replaced by change 1 to AC-1B dated 2/12/2003
20-137 Dynamic Evaluation of Seat Restraint Systems & Occupant Restraint for Rotocraft (Normal and Transport)
(3/30/92) (ASW-111) Provides guidance regarding acceptable means but not the only means of compliance with Parts 27
and 29 of the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) applicable to dynamic testing of seats intended for use in Normal and
Transport Category. Replaced by change 1 to AC 27-1B paragraph 27.562 dated 2/12/2003 and Change 1 to AV 29-2C
paragraph 29.562 dated 2/12/2003.
61-23C Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge (7/10/97) (AFS-630) SN 050-011-00078-0 Replaced by FAA H-
8083-25 Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge (12/03) (AFS-630).
70-2E Airspace Utilization Considerations in the Proposed Construction, Alteration, Activation & Deactivation of Airports
(11/29/95) (AAS-200) Advises persons proposing to construct, activate or deactivate a civil or joint-use (civil/military)
airport of the requirements to notify the Federal Aviation Administration of their plan. It also outlines some of the airspace
utilization factors, which should be considered early in the planning stages. By Airport Engineering Division AAS-100.
121.445-1D (11/01/03) Pilot-In-Command Qualifications For Special Areas/Routes And Airports. FAR Section 121.445
(6/20/90) (AFS-220) Provides information for all Part 121 certificate holders concerning those area/routes and airports
where the Administrator has determined that special qualifications are required of pilots in command as provided in FAR
Section 121.445. Cancelled information contained in handbook bulletin for air transportation 03-07, special pilot in
command airport qualification; opspecs paragraph C050.
145.101-1B Applications for Air Agency Certificate--Manufacturer’s Maintenance Facility (11/30/83) (AIR-200)
Provided manufacturers with the procedures for obtaining a repair station certificate with a limited rating for a manufacturer
(known as a manufacturer’s maintenance facility (MMF). Part 145, effective date January 31, 2004, no longer allows for
the issuance of limited repair stations.
150/5000-7 Announcement of Availability Report No. DOT/FAA/PP/87-1 Measuring the Regional Economic Significance
of Airports (5/12/87) (APP-400) Announces the availability of the report “Measuring the Regional Economic Significance
of Airports.” Cancelled by Office of Airport Planning and Programming National Planning Division (APP-400).
150/5000-10A Announcement of Availability Report No. DOT/FAA/PP/-92-6, Estimating the Regional Economic
Significance of Airports (7/3/93) (APP-400) Announces the availability of subject report. Cancelled by Office of Airport
Planning and Programming National Planning Division (APP-400).
150/5000-11 Announcement of Availability All Cargo Carrier Activity Report (FAA Form 5100-108, Revised).
(3/3/93) (APP-400) Provides guidance for the submission of FAA Form 5100-108 (revised as of March 1993). Cancelled
by Office of Airport Planning and Programming National Planning Division (APP-400).
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150/5070-3 Planning the Airport Industrial Park (9/30/65) (APP-400) Provides guidance to communities, airport boards,
and industrial developers for the planning and development of Airport Industrial Parks. Cancelled by Office of Airport
Planning and Programming National Planning Division (APP-400).
150/5300-11 Announcement of Availability Report No. FAA-AAS-80-1, National Runway Friction Measurement Program
(4/21/81) (AAS-200) Announces the availability of the National Runway Friction Measurement Program Final Report. By
Airport Engineering Division (AAS-100). Cancelled by Office of Airport Planning and Programming National Planning
Division (APP-400).
FAA-S-8081-19 Recreational Pilot Powered Parachute Practical Test Standard (3/12/97) (AFS-630) Establishes the
standard for recreational pilot certification practical tests for the powered parachute category. This standard will become
effective when the recommended change to 14 CFR part 61 is approved establishing a recreational pilot certificate for this
category. Canceled by AC 61-127A
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20-62D Sets forth one means, but not the only Provides maintenance inspection notes
Eligibility, Quality, and means, of demonstrating compliance which can be used for the maintenance
Identification of Aeronautical with the airworthiness rules governing support program for certain structural
Replacement Parts the functioning of airborne VHF parts of the B-707/720 series aircraft.
(5/24/96) (AFS-340) communications equipment.
Provides information and guidance for 20-77
use in determining the quality, 20-68B Use of Manufacturers’ Maintenance
eligibility and traceability of Recommended Radiation Safety Manuals
aeronautical parts and materials Precautions for Ground Operation (3/22/72) (AFS-340)
intended for installation on U.S. type- of Airborne Weather Radar Informs owners and operators about
certificated products and to enable (8/8/80) (AFS-600) the usefulness of manufacturers’
compliance with the applicable Sets forth recommended radiation maintenance manuals for servicing,
regulations. safety precautions for ground operation repairing, and maintaining aircraft,
of airborne weather radar. engines and propellers.
20-64
Maintenance Inspection Notes for 20-69 20-78
Lockheed L-188 Series Aircraft Conspicuity of Aircraft Instrument Maintenance Inspection Notes for
(8/1/69) (AIR- 3) Malfunction Indicators McDonnell Douglas DC-8 Series
Describes maintenance inspection (5/14/70) (AIR-120) Aircraft
notes, which can be used for the Provides design guidance information (7/11/72) (AFS-330)
maintenance support of certain on methods of improving conspicuity Provides maintenance inspection notes
structural parts of Lockheed L-188 of malfunction indication devices. which can be used for the maintenance
series aircraft. support program for certain structural
20-71 parts of the DC-8 series aircraft.
20-64, Chg. 1 Dual Locking Devices on Fasteners
(10/26/73) (12/8/70) (AIR-120) 20-82
Provides guidance and acceptable Maintenance Inspection Notes for
20-65 means, not the sole means, by which Fairchild Hiller F-27/FH-227 Series
U.S. Airworthiness Certificates and compliance may be shown with the aircraft (Includes Change 1)
Authorizations for Operation of requirements for dual locking devices (12/5/72) (AFS-330)
Domestic and Foreign Aircraft on removable fasteners installed in Provides maintenance inspection notes
(8/11/69) (AIR-200) rotorcraft and transport category which can be used for the maintenance
Provides general information and airplanes. support program for certain structural
guidance concerning issuance of parts of Fairchild Hiller F-27/FH-227
airworthiness certificates for U.S. 20-73 series aircraft.
registered aircraft, and issuance of Aircraft Ice Protection
special flight authorizations for (4/21/71) (AIR-120) 20-83
operation in the United States of Provides information relating to the Maintenance Inspection Notes for
foreign aircraft not having standard substantiation of ice protection systems Boeing B-737 Series Aircraft
airworthiness certificates issued by the on aircraft. (Includes Changes 1 and 2)
country of registry. (1/17/73) (AFS- 330)
20-74 Provides maintenance inspection notes,
20-66A Aircraft Position and Anti-collision which can be used for the maintenance
Vibration Evaluation of Aircraft Light Measurements support program for certain structural
Propellers (7/29/71) (AIR-120) parts of the B-737 series aircraft.
(9/17/01) (ANE-100) Contains useful information
Outlines acceptable means, but not the concerning measurements for intensity, 20-84
sole means, for showing compliance covering, and color of aircraft position Maintenance Inspection Notes for
with the requirements of the FARs and anti-collision lights. Boeing B-727 Series Aircraft.
concerning propeller vibration. (1/22/73) (AFS-300)
20-76 Provides inspection notes which can be
20-67B Maintenance Inspection Notes for used for the maintenance support
Airborne VHF Communications Boeing B-707/720 Series Aircraft program for certain structural parts of
Equipment Installations (10/21/71) (AFS-330) the B-727 series aircraft.
(1/16/86) (AIR-120)
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21-40 21.17-3
Application Guide for Obtaining a Type Certification of Very Light 21.303-2H
Supplemental Type Certificate Airplanes Under FAR 21.17(b) Announcement of Availability: Parts
(5/6/98) (AFS-610) (12/21/92) (AIR-110) Manufacturer Approvals--1992
Intended as a certification guide and Provides a means but not the only (Microfiche)
checklist for obtaining a Supplemental means for the type, production, and (10/13/92) (AFS-610)
Type Certificate (STC). Title 14 of the airworthiness certification of very light Provides information concerning how
Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) airplanes (VLA); and designates the to obtain the latest edition of parts
and Federal Aviation Administration “Joint Aviation Requirements for Very manufacturing approvals, which are
(FAA) Directives (orders and notices) Light Aeroplanes” (JAR-VLA), issued valid through August 1992. PMAs
are the final authority and take April 25, 1990, by the Joint Aviation since 1992 are available at Internet site
precedence over this document. Authorities (FAA) of Europe as an http://av-info.faa.gov.
acceptable airworthiness criteria that
21-41 provides in equivalent level of safety 23-2
Continued Use of MIL-S-8879C, under FAR 21.17(b) for Federal Flammability Tests
General Specification for Screw Aviation Administration (FAA) type (8/20/84) (ACE-111)
Threads (2/26/99) (AIR-120) certification of VLA as a special class Provides information and guidance
Provides information, clarification, and of aircraft. Provides other acceptable concerning compliance with FAR Part
procedural guidance concerning the uses of the JAR-VLA in the United 23 and CAR Part 3 applicable to
Inactivation of MIL-S-8879Cm Screw States aircraft certification regulatory flammability tests for various
Threads, Controlled Radius Root with system. materials, components, and electrical
Increased Minor Diameter, as it relates wire.
to the civil aviation industry. 21.25-1 23-3
Issuance of Type Certificate: Structural Substantiation of
21.17-1A Restricted Category Agricultural Secondary Structures (9/5/85)
Type Certification-Airships Airplanes (ACE-111)
(9/25/92) (ACE-100) (12/1/97) (ACE-111) Provides information and guidance
Describes two acceptable criteria for Provides information and guidance for concerning acceptable means, but not
the type certification of airships that obtaining a type certificate in the the only means, of demonstrating
may be used by an applicant in restricted category under Title 14 of compliance with the requirements of
showing compliance with section the Code of Federal Regulations (14 Part 23 of the Federal Aviation
21.17(b) of the Federal Aviation CFR) Part 21, Section 21.25, for small Regulations (FAR) applicable to the
Regulations (FAR), single-engine piston and turbo- structural substantiation of secondary
Part 21. General guidance relative to propeller driven airplanes, which will structures such as fairings, cowlings,
airship type certification is also be used for agricultural special purpose antennae, etc.
provided. operations. It also provides an
acceptable means, but not the only 23-4
21.17-1A, Chg. 1 means, of meeting the requirements of Static Strength Substantiation of
(10/30/92) 14 CFR part 21 for the issuance of a Attachment Points for Occupant
type certificate in the restricted Restraint System Installations
21.17-2A category. (6/20/86) (ACE-111)
Type Certification-Fixed Wing Provides information and guidance
Gliders (Sailplanes) Including 21.101-1 concerning an acceptable means, but
Powered Gliders Advisory Material for the not the only means, of compliance with
(2/10/93) (ACE-112) Establishment of the Certification Part 23 of the Federal Aviation
Provides information and guidance Basis of Changed Aeronautical Regulations (FAR) applicable to the
concerning acceptable means of Products static strength substantiation of the
showing compliance with Section (8/3/01) (AIR-110) attachment points for occupant
21.17(b) of Part 21 of the Federal Provides guidance for establishing the restraint system installations which
Aviation Regulations (FAR) for type certification basis for changed 14 CFR have both a safety belt and shoulder
certification of gliders and powered part 25 aeronautical products, harness.
gliders. General guidance relative to including identifying the conditions
glider type certification is also under which it will be necessary to 23-5
provided. apply for a new type certificate. Cutouts in a Modified Fuselage of
Small Airplanes
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(8/6/86) (ACE-111) surfaces are supported by the vertical fatigue and fail-safe evaluation of
Provides information and guidance tail, or have appreciable dihedral. metallic airplane structure.
concerning acceptable means of
compliance with Part 23 of the Federal 23-10 23-14
Aviation Regulations (FAR) applicable Auxiliary Fuel Systems for Type Certification Basis for
to the structural substantiation of a Reciprocating and Turbine Powered Conversion from Reciprocating
fuselage modified by incorporation of Part 23 Airplanes Engine to Turbine Engine-Powered
large or small cutouts. (8/5/91) (ACE-111) Part 23 Airplanes
Provides information and guidance (9/30/93) (ACE-100)
23-6 concerning acceptable means of Provides information and guidance
Interpretation of Failure for Static showing compliance with Part 23 of concerning an acceptable means of
Structural Test Programs the Federal Aviation Regulations showing compliance with Part 23
(9/2/86) (ACE-111) (FAR), applicable to auxiliary fuel through amdt.23-45 of the Federal
Provides information and guidance systems in Part 23 airplanes. It is Aviation Regulations applicable to
concerning the interpretation of failure intended to be used for auxiliary fuel replacing reciprocating engines with
for small airplanes for static structural system installations in the airplane gas turbine engines (turbopropeller,
test programs. including fuselage, wing, or external turbojet, or turbofan).
configurations.
23-7 423-15A
Substantiation for an Increase in 23-11 Small Airplane Certification
Maximum Weight, Maximum Type Certification of Very Light Compliance Program
Landing Weight, or Maximum Zero Airplanes with Powerplants and (12/30/03) (ACE-111)
Fuel Weight Propellers Certificated to Parts 33 Provides a compilation of historically
(7/1/87) (ACE-100) and 35 of the Federal Aviation acceptable means of compliance to
Provides information and guidance Regulations specifically selected sections of Part 23
concerning acceptable means, but not (FAR) (12/2/92) (ACE-111) of the Federal Aviation Regulations
the only means of compliance with Provides an acceptable means of that have become burdensome for
Part 23 of the Federal Aviation compliance with Part 23 of the FAR small low performance airplanes to
Regulations (FAR) applicable to for type certification of certain small show compliance. However,
structural substantiation for an increase airplanes. applicability of these means of
in maximum weight, maximum landing compliance remains the responsibility
weight, or maximum zero fuel weight. 23-12 of the certification manager for each
Structural Substantiation of Part 23 specific project. Utilization of these
423-8B Airplane Modifications Involving means of compliance does not affect
Flight Test Guide for Certification of Increased Engine Power the applicability of any other
Part 23 Airplanes (8/14/03) (1/27/93) (ACE-111) certification requirements that fall
(ACE-100) Provides information and guidance outside the scope of this AC.
Provides information and guidance concerning acceptable means of
concerning compliance with Part 23 of demonstrating compliance with the 423-16A
the Federal Aviation Regulations requirements of Part 23 of the Federal Powerplant Guide for Certification
(FAR) concerning flight tests and pilot Aviation Regulations (FAR) applicable in Part 23 Airplanes
judgments. to the structural substantiation of (02/23/04) (ACE-111)
SN 050-007-00817-1 modifications involving increased Consolidates into a single document
engine power. existing policy documents applicable
23-9 to the powerplant installation in
Evaluation of Flight Loads on Small 23-13 normal, utility, acrobatic, and
Airplanes with T, V, +, or Y Fatigue and Fail-Safe Evaluation of commuter category airplanes; and,
Empennage Configurations Flight Structure and Pressurized certain ACs that cover specific
(1/27/88) (ACE-111) Cabin for Part 23 Airplanes paragraphs of the regulations.
Provides information and guidance (4/15/93) (ACE-111) SN 050-007-01285-3
concerning compliance with Part 23 of Provides information and guidance
the Federal Aviation Regulations concerning an acceptable means of 23-17A
(FAR) applicable to evaluation of demonstrating compliance with the Systems and Equipment Guide For
empennage design flight loads on requirements of Part 23 of the Federal Certification of Part 23 Airplanes
configurations where the horizontal tail Aviation Regulations (FAR) regarding (6/27/02) (ACE-100)
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Provides information and guidance single reference. It also presents Presents information and guidance to
concerning an acceptable means, but information from certain presently provide one means, but not the only
not the only means, for showing existing AC's that cover general topics means, of complying with Section
compliance with Title 14 Code of and specific airworthiness standards. 23.629, Flutter (including flutter,
Federal Regulations (14 CFR) Part 23 Material in this AC is neither airfoil divergence, and control
for the certification of systems and mandatory nor regulatory. AC methods reversal) of Part 23 of the Federal
equipment in normal, utility, acrobatic, may be freely chosen, or ignored, by Aviation Regulations.
and commuter category airplanes. an applicant who seeks to demonstrate
SN 050-007-01332-9 regulatory compliance. Use of FAA 23.1309-1C
published AC guidance frequently Equipment, Systems, and
23-18 speeds the design approval process for Installations in Part 23 Airplanes
Installation of Terrain Awareness an applicant. (3/12/99) (ACE-111)
and Warning System (TAWS) Provides guidance and information for
Approved for Part 23 Airplanes 423-20 an acceptable means, but not the only
(6/14/00) (ACE-111) Acceptance Guidance on Material means, for showing compliance with
Establishes an acceptable means, but Procurement and Process the requirements of Section 23.1309(a)
not the only means, of obtaining FAA Specifications for Polymer Matrix and (b) (amendment 23-49) for
airworthiness approval for the Composite Systems equipment, systems, and installations
installation of a TAWS that has been (09/19/03) (ACE-111) in Title 14 Code of Federal
approved under Technical Standard Provides information and guidance Regulations (14 CFR) Part 23
Order (TSO)-C151A, Terrain concerning an acceptable means, but not airplanes.
Awareness and Warning System, in a the only means, of compliance with Title
14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14
Part 23 airplane. The FAA’s TSO 23.1311-1A
CFR) part 23. It is applicable to the
process is a means for obtaining FAA
material and process specifications, or
Installation of Electronic Displays in
design and performance approval for other documents, used to ensure sufficient Part 23 Airplanes
an appliance, system, or product; control of composite prepreg materials in (3/12/99) (ACE-111)
however, the TSO does not provide normal, utility, acrobatic, and commuter Provides an acceptable means of
installation approval. This AC serves category airplanes. Material in this AC is showing compliance with Title 14 of
to provide guidance for designing an neither mandatory nor regulatory in nature the Code of Federal Regulations (14
acceptable installation for a TAWS and does not constitute a regulation. CFR) applicable to the installation of
that complies with TSO-C151a. The electronic displays in Part 23 airplanes.
guidance provided is specific to 23.562-1
installations of these systems on Dynamic Testing of Part 23 Airplane 23.1419-2B
airplanes certificated under Title 14 of Seat/Restraint Systems and Certification of Part 23 Airplanes
the Code of Federal Regulations Part Occupant Protection for Flight in Icing Conditions
23. It describes the airworthiness (6/22/89) (ACE-111) (9/26/02) (ACE-100)
considerations for such installations as Provides information and guidance Sets forth an acceptable means, but not
they apply to the unique features of the regarding compliance with Part 23 of the only means, of demonstrating
TAWS and the interface of the TAWS the Federal Aviation Regulations compliance with the ice protection
with other systems on the airplane. (FAR) applicable to dynamic testing of requirements in 14 CFR Part 23. The
airplane seats. FAA will consider other methods of
423-19 demonstrating compliance that an
Airframe Guide for Certification of 23.607-1 applicant may present.
Part 23 Airplanes Self-Locking Nuts on Bolts Subject
(01/27/03) (ACE-111) to Rotation 23.1521-1B
Provides information and guidance (8/24/84) (ACE-111) Type Certification of Automobile
concerning acceptable means, but not Provides information and guidance Gasoline in Part 23 Airplanes with
the only means, of complying with concerning compliance with Part 23 Reciprocating Engines
Title 14 of the Code of Federal for self-locking nuts used on bolts (3/2/95) (ACE-111)
Regulations (14 CFR) part 23 Subpart subject to rotation in operation. Sets forth acceptable means of
C and portions of Subpart D. It compliance with Part 23 of the Federal
consolidates the substance of existing 23.629-1A Air Regulations (FAR), for
Civil Aeronautics Administration Means of Compliance with Section approval/certification to use
(CAA) and Federal Aviation 23.629, “Flutter” automobile gasoline with or without
Administration (FAA) letters into a (10/23/85) (ACE-111) oxygenates (alcohol, ethers, etc.) in
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23.1521-2 Provides guidelines for the flight test method of compliance that has been
Type Certification of Oxygenates evaluation of transport category found acceptable.
and Oxygenated Gasoline Fuels in airplanes.
Part 23 Airplanes with SN 050-007-01214-4. 25-11
Reciprocating Engines Transport Category Airplane
(1/21/93) (ACE-111) 25-7A, Chg 1 Electronic Display Systems
Provides information and guidance (6/3/99) (ANM-111) (7/16/87) (ANM-110B)
concerning an acceptable means of Provides updated guidance to ensure Provides guidance for acceptance of
compliance with Part 3 of the Civil Air consistent application of certain cathode ray tube (CRT) based
Regulations (CAR) and Part 23 of the airworthiness requirements adopted by electronic display systems used for
Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR), Amendments 25-92 and 25-98 guidance, control, or decision-making
applicable to approval procedures for SN 050-007-01271-3 by the pilots of transport category
certification of alternate fuels. Also airplanes.
apply to those airplanes approved 25-8
under Part 4a of the CAR and Auxiliary Fuel System Installations 25-12
Aeronautics Bulletin 7a. (5/2/86) (ANM-112) Airworthiness Criteria for the
Sets forth acceptable means, but not Approval of Airborne Windshear
23.1521-2, Chg. 1 the sole means, by which compliance Warning Systems in Transport
(4/24/96) (ACE-111) maybe shown with auxiliary fuel Category Airplanes
Clarifies the Scope and makes the system installation requirements in (11/2/87) (ANM-111)
Scope and Purpose of this AC accordance with the Federal Aviation Provides guidance for the
consistent with AC 23.1521-1B, Type Regulations identified within. airworthiness approval of airborne
Certification of Automobile Gasoline SN 050-007-00741-8. windshear warning systems in
in Part 23 Airplanes with transport category airplanes.
Reciprocating Engines. 25-9A
Smoke Detection, penetrating, and 25-13
25-4 Evacuation Tests and Related Flight Reduced and Derated Takeoff
Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) Manual Emergency Procedures Thrust (Power) Procedures
(2/18/66) (ANM-100) (1/6/94) (ANM-111) (5/4/88) (ANM-112)
Sets forth an acceptable means for Provides guidelines for the conduct of Provides guidance for the certification
complying with rules governing the certification tests relating to smoke and use of reduced thrust (power) for
installation of inertial navigation detection, penetration, and evacuation takeoff and derated takeoff and derated
systems in transport category aircraft. and to evaluate related Airplane Flight thrust on turbine powered transport
Manual (AFM) procedures. These category airplanes. Serves as a ready
25-5 guidelines may be used to reduce the reference for those involved with
Installation Approval on Transport number of decisions based solely on airplane certification and operation.
Category Airplanes of Cargo Unit judgment in conducting tests and
Load Devices Approved as Meeting evaluating test results. While not 25-15
the Criteria in NAS 3610 mandatory this AC offers a method of Approval of Flight Management
(6/3/70) (AIR-120) demonstrating compliance with the Systems in Transport Category
Sets forth an acceptable means, but not applicable airworthiness requirements. Airplanes
the sole means, of complying with the (11/20/89) (ANM-111)
requirements of the Federal Aviation 25-10 Provides guidance material for the
Regulations (FAR’s) applicable to the Guidance for Installation of airworthiness approval of flight
installation on transport category Miscellaneous Nonrequired management systems (FMS) in
airplanes of cargo load devices Electrical Equipment transport category airplanes. Is issued
approved as meeting the criteria in (3/6/87) (ANM-110) for guidance purposes and to outline a
NAS 3610. Sets forth a method of compliance with method of compliance with the rules.
the requirements of Part 25 of the In lieu of following this method
25-7A Federal Aviation Regulations without deviation, the applicant may
Flight Test Guide for Certification of pertaining to installations of elect to follow an alternate method,
Transport Category Airplanes miscellaneous, nonrequired electrical provided the alternate method is also
(3/31/98) (ANM-111) equipment in transport category found by the FAA to be an acceptable
airplanes. Provides an example of a means of complying with the
requirement of Part 25.
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121.311 of the FAR, which deals with 25.2 to meet Section 25.807, of Title 14, Code of Federal
flight attendant seats. Amendment 25-15. Does not address Regulations (CFR) part 25. Part 25
airplanes with only one pair of contains the airworthiness standards
25-795-1, Flight Deck Intrusion required exits. applicable to transport category
Resistance airplanes. The means of compliance
(1/10/02) (ANM-115) 25.812-1A described in this document provides
Sets forth an acceptable means, but not Floor Proximity Emergency Escape guidance to supplement the
the only means of demonstrating Path Marking engineering and operational judgment
compliance with the provisions of the (5/22/89) (ANM-114) that must form the basis of any
airworthiness standards for transport Provides guidance material for use in compliance findings relative to
category airplanes related to the demonstrating compliance with the protection of electrical systems from
airplane design for flight deck (also provisions of Part 25 of the FAR fire and smoke.
referred to as the pilot compartment or requiring floor proximity emergency
cockpit) intrusion resistance. escape path markings. 25.905-1
Minimizing the Hazards for
25.795-2, Flight deck Penetration 25.812-2 Propeller Blade and Hub Failures
Resistance Floor Proximity Emergency Escape (9/27/00)
(1/10/02) (ANM-115) Path Marking Systems Describes an acceptable means for
Sets forth an acceptable means, but not Incorporating Photo luminescent showing compliance with the
the only means, of demonstrating Elements requirements of Section 25.905,
compliance with the provisions of the (7/24/97) (ANM-114) “Propellers,” of Title 14, Code of
airworthiness standards for transport Provides guidance for use in Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 25. It
category airplanes related to the demonstrating compliance with the provides guidance on design
airplane design for flight deck provisions of part 25 of the Federal precautions to take to minimize the
penetration resistance. Aviation Regulations (FAR) regarding hazards that could occur to an airplane
floor proximity emergency escape path if a propeller blade fails or is released
25.803-1 marking systems (FPEEPMS), which by a hub failure. The AC addresses the
Emergency Evacuation incorporate photo luminescent hazards associated with impact damage.
Demonstrations elements. Although mandatory terms
(11/13/89) (ANM-114) such as “shall” or “must” are used in 25.939-1
Evaluating Turbine Engine Operating
Provides guidance material on a this AC, because the AC method of
Characteristics
means, but not the only means, of compliance is not itself mandatory, (3/19/86) (ANM-112)
compliance with the FAR concerning these terms apply only to applicants Provides guidelines for the evaluation of
(1) conduct of full-scale emergency who seek to demonstrate compliance turbine engine (turbojet, turboprop, and
evacuation demonstrations, and (2) use by use of the specific method described turboshaft) operating characteristics for
analysis and tests for emergency by this AC. subsonic transport category airplanes.
evacuation demonstrations in lieu of
conducting an actual demonstration. 25.853-1 25.963-1
Flammability Requirements for Fuel Tank Access Covers
(7/29/92) (ANM-112)
25.807-1 Aircraft Seat Cushions
Sets forth a means of compliance with the
Uniform Distribution of Exits (9/17/86) (ANM-110) provisions of Part 25 of the FAR dealing
(8/13/90) (ANM-114) Provides guidance material for with the certification requirements for fuel
Provides guidance material for demonstrating compliance with the tank access covers on turbine powered
acceptable means, but not the only Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) transport category airplanes. Guidance
means, of demonstrating compliance pertaining to flammability of aircraft information is provided for showing
with the requirements for distributing seat cushions. compliance with the impact and fire
required passenger emergency exits resistance requirements of Section
uniformly. Addresses only those 425.869-1 25.963(e).
passenger-carrying airplanes, including Electrical System Fire and Smoke
mixed passenger/cargo (“combi”) Protection 25.981-1B
configurations, with a type certification (03/25/04) (ANM-100) Guidelines for Substantiating
basis for Amendment 25-15 or later This Advisory Circular (AC) describes Compliance With the Fuel Tank
with respect to Section 25.807(c) or an acceptable means for showing Temperature Requirements
airplanes with an earlier type compliance with the requirements of § (4/18/01) (AIR-110E)
certification basis required by Section 25.896(a), “Fire protection: systems,”
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Sets forth some general guidelines for (7/8/68) (ANM-110A) purposes and to set forth one method
substantiating compliance with fuel Sets forth an acceptable means by of compliance that has been found
tank temperature airworthiness which compliance with the automatic acceptable.
standards section 25.981. pilot installation requirements of FAR
25.1329 may be shown. 25.1457-1A
25.981-2 Cockpit Voice Recorder Installations
Fuel Tank Flammability 25.1357-1 (11/3/69) (ANM-110A)
Minimization Circuit Protective Device Sets forth one acceptable means of
(4-18-01) (ANM-112) Accessibility compliance with provisions of FAR
Provides information and guidance (9/20/88) (ANM-111) 25.1457 (b), (e), and (f) pertaining to
concerning compliance with the Describes acceptable means of area microphones, cockpit voice
airworthiness standards for transport compliance with the requirements of recorder location, and erasure features.
category airplanes pertaining to section 25.1357(d) and (f) of the FAR
minimizing the formation or mitigation with respect to the accessibility of 25.1523-1
of hazards from flammable fuel air circuit protection devices (CPD), such Minimum Flight Crew
mixtures within fuel tanks. This as circuit breakers or fuses. An (2/2/93) (ANM-111)
guidance is applicable to transport applicant may elect to use any Sets forth a method of compliance with
category airplanes for which a new, alternative means found to be the requirements of Section 25.1523 of
amended, or supplemental type acceptable by the FAA for compliance the FAR, which contains the
certificate is requested. with the FAR. certification requirements for minimum
flight crew on transport category
25.994-1 25.1419-1 airplanes.
Design Considerations to Protect Certification of Transport Category
Fuel Systems During a Wheel-Up Airplanes for Flight in Icing 25.1529-1
Landing Conditions (8/18/99) (ANM-12) Instructions for Continued
(7/24/86) (ANM-111) Provides guidance for certification of Airworthiness of Structural Repairs
Presents guidelines and methods for airframe ice protection systems on on Transport Airplanes
complying with the requirements of transport category airplanes. (8/1/91) (ANM-112)
section 25.994 of the Federal Aviation Provides instructions to ensure
Regulations (FAR). These guidelines 25.1435.1, Hydraulic System continued airworthiness of structural
pertain to protecting fuel system Certification Tests & Analysis repairs on transport category airplanes.
components located in the engine (5/21/01) (ANM-110) It addresses the approval procedures to
nacelles and the fuselage from damage This advisory circular (AC) provides follow when making structural repairs
which could result in spillage of guidance material for use as an to structure certificated under the
enough fuel to constitute a fire hazard acceptable means, but not the only damage tolerance requirements of
as a consequence of a wheels-up means, of demonstrating compliance Section 25.571 of FAR, Amendment
landing on a paved runway. This with the airworthiness standards for 25-45, and to type designs with
material is not mandatory and does not transport category airplanes that Supplemental Inspection Documents,
constitute a regulation. contain hydraulic system requirements. which were based on these criteria.
It is not mandatory and does not
25.1309-1A constitute a regulation. 425. 1533-1
System Design Analysis Electronic Equipment and
(6/21/88) (ANM-112) 25.1455-1 Installations
Describes various acceptable means for Waste Water/Potable Water Drain (03/25/04) (ANM-100)
showing compliance with the System Certification Sets forth an acceptable means, but not
requirements of section 25.1309(b), (3/11/85) (ANM-112) the only means of demonstrating
(c), and (d) of the Federal Aviation Sets forth a specific method of compliance with the provisions of the
Regulations (FAR). These means are compliance with the requirements of airworthiness standards for transport
intended to provide guidance for the section 25.1455 of the FAR pertaining category airplanes related to the
experience engineering and operational to draining of fluids through drain electrical equipment and installation.
judgment that must form the basis for masts when the fluids are subject to
compliance findings. freezing. This method is designed to 25.1581-1
verify that draining fluids will not Airplane Flight Manual
25.1329-1A accumulate as ice in sufficient quantity (7/14/97) (ANM-111)
Automatic Pilot Systems Approval to be hazardous. Is for guidance
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information is provided both for compliance in the appropriate Altitude Reporting Equipment and
aircraft that have been noise type maintenance records Transponder System Maintenance
certificated under 14 CFR Part 36 and and Inspection Practices
for Aircraft for which no such (8/14/02) (AFS-300)
requirement currently exists. 439-8 Provides information on acceptable
Continued Airworthiness methods of testing altimeters, static
36-4B Assessments of Powerplant and systems, altitude encoders, and Air
Noise Certification Handbook Auxiliary Power Unit Installations of Traffic Control (ATC) transponder
(3/23/88) (AEE-3) Transport Category Airplanes systems.
Promotes uniformity of (09/08/03) (AIR-110)
implementation of the noise Describes the Continued Airworthiness 43-7
certification requirements of Part 36 of Assessment Methodologies (CAAM). The Ultrasonic Testing for Aircraft
the Federal Aviation Regulations Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) (9/24/74) (AFS-310)
(FAR) by presenting technically Engine and Propeller Directorate (EPD) Describes methods used in ultrasonic
and the Transport Airplane Directorate
acceptable test, analysis, and nondestructive testing, discusses the
(TAD) may use CAAM to identify unsafe
documentation procedures for subsonic conditions and determine when an “unsafe many advantages, and points out the
turbojet airplanes that may be used by condition is likely to exist or develop in simplicity of the tests. Contains many
applicants for demonstrating other products of the same type design” illustrations.
compliance with Part 36. Where before prescribing corrective action in SN 050-007-00282-3.
appropriate, FAA policy governing accordance with Title 14 of the Code of
such certifications is reviewed. Federal Regulations (14 CFR) part 39. 43-9C
CAAM is used for products associated with Maintenance Records
39-1A the Powerplant or Auxiliary Power Unit
(6/8/98) (AFS-340)
(APU) Installations on Transport Category
Jig Fixtures; Replacement of Wing Describes methods, procedures and
Airplanes.
Attach Angles and Doublers on practices determined to be acceptable
Douglas Model DC-3 Series Aircraft for showing compliance with the
43-2B Minimum Barometry for
Airworthiness Directive 66-18-2 general aviation maintenance record-
Calibration and Test of Atmospheric
(3/5/70) (AFS-340) making and record-keeping
Pressure Instruments
Describes methods of determining that requirements of Title 14 of the Code of
(10/16/80) (AFS-343)
jig fixtures used in the replacement of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) parts 43
Provides guidance material which may
the subject attached angles and and 91. This material is issued for
be used to determine the adequacy of
doublers meet the requirements of guidance and outlines several methods
barometers used in the calibration of
Airworthiness Directive 66-18-2. of compliance with the regulations.
aircraft static instruments and presents
information concerning the general
39-6S 43-10A
operation, calibration, and maintenance
Summary of Airworthiness Mechanical Work Performed on
of such barometers.
Directives, Announcement of U.S. and Canadian registered
Availability Aircraft
43-3A
(8/10/98) (AFS-610) (2/25/83) (AFS-340)
Nondestructive Testing in Aircraft
Announces the availability of the Provides updated information and
(8/30/00 (AFS-330)
Summary of Airworthiness Directives guidance to aircraft owners/operators
Reviews the basic principles
1998 edition in paper, microfiche, and and maintenance personnel concerning
underlying nondestructive testing.
electronic CD-ROM and bulletin board mechanical work performed on U.S.
SN 5007-00208-4.
system, and also provides information registered aircraft by Canadian
for ordering these publications. maintenance personnel and on
43-4A
Canadian registered aircraft by U.S.
Corrosion Control for Aircraft
39-7C maintenance personnel and on
(7/25/91) (AFS-340)
Airworthiness Directives Canadian registered aircraft by U.S.
Summarizes current available data
(11/16/95) (AFS-340/AFS-613) maintenance personnel.
regarding identification and treatment
Provides guidance and information to
of corrosive attack on aircraft structure
owners and operators of aircraft 43-11
and engine materials.
concerning their responsibility for Reciprocating Engine Overhaul
SN 050-007-01044-3.
complying with airworthiness Terminology and Standards
directives (AD) and recording AD (4/7/76) (AFS-340)
43-6B
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Provides guidance for pilots and flight Expands the Pilot Proficiency Award
60-29 instructors on the certification Program to 20 phases and makes
Renumbering of Airman Training standards, written test procedures, and special provision for seaplane-rated
and Testing Publications other requirements contained in FAR pilots to obtain “seawings.”
(2/1/99) (AFS-630) Part 61. 61-94
Announces the renumbering of airman Pilot Transition Course For Self-
training and testing materials published 61-67C Launching Or Powered Sailplanes
by the Airman Testing Standards Stall Spin Awareness Training (Motorgliders)
Branch, AFS-630, Oklahoma City, (9/25/00) (AFS-840) (7/31/84) (AFS-840)
OK. Explains the stall and spin awareness Provides recommendations, but is not
training required under FAR Part 61 the only means, that may be used by
61-9B and offers guidance to flight instructors glider pilots who desire to transition
Pilot Transition Courses for who provide that training. Informs into sailplanes or gliders with self-
Complex Single Engine and Light pilots of the airworthiness standards launching capability.
Twin-Engine Airplanes for the type certification of small
(1/15/74) (AFS-630) airplanes prescribed in FAR 23.221 61-98A
A guide to the procedures and concerning spin maneuvers and Currency and Additional
standards to be followed for a thorough emphasizes the importance of Qualification Requirements for
and comprehensive checkout in observing restrictions which prohibit Certificated Pilots
modern single- and twin-engine the intentional spinning of certain (3/26/91) (AFS-840)
aircraft. airplanes. Provides information for certificated
SN 050-007-00226-2 pilots and flight instructors to use in
61-83E complying with flight review required
61-10A Nationally Scheduled FAA- by FAR Section 61.56, the recent flight
Private and Commercial Pilots Approved Industry-Conducted experience requirements of FAR
Refresher Courses Flight Instructor Refresher Clinics Section 61.57, and the general
(9/27/72) (AFS-630) (FIRC) limitations contained in FAR Section
Provides a syllabus of study (11/19/01) (AFS-840) 61.31(d), (e), and (g). It also provides
requirements and describes the areas of Provides guidance for the preparation guidance regarding transition to other
training that should be emphasized. of training course outlines (TCO) for makes and models of aircraft.
SN 050-011-00060-7 FAA-approved industry conducted
FIRC’s under Amendment 61-25 to the 461-107A
61-23C FAR, which was adopted 4/13/94. Operations of Aircraft at Altitudes
Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Above 25,000 Feet MSL and/or
Knowledge 61-84B MACH numbers (Mmo) Greater
(7/10/97) (AFS-630) Role of Preflight Preparation Than .75 (01/02/2003) (AFS-820)
Provides basic knowledge that is (3/18/85) (AFS-840) Alerts pilots transitioning to complex,
essential for pilots. Introduces pilots to Modifies and updates the flight high-performance aircraft which are
the broad spectrum of knowledge that information available to pilots as a capable of operating at high altitudes
will be needed as they progress in their result of changes in the basic Airmen and high airspeeds of the need to be
pilot training. Except for the Code of Information Manual format. knowledgeable of the special
Federal Regulations pertinent to civil physiological and aerodynamic
aviation, most of the knowledge areas 61-89E considerations involved within this
applicable to pilot certification are Pilot Certificates: Aircraft Type realm of operations.
presented. This handbook is useful to Ratings
beginning pilots, as well as those (8/4/00) (AFS-840) 61-111A
pursuing more advanced pilot Provides a generic type rating Announcement of Availability:
certificates. curriculum that may serve as a basis FAA-S-8081-4C, Instrument Rating
SN 050-011-00078-1. for schools to develop a training Practical Test Standards (PTS) for
requirements of Federal Aviation Airplane, Helicopter, Power Lift
61-65D Regulations Parts 61 and 141. (12/15/98) (AFS-630)
Certification: Pilot and Flight Provides information on obtaining
Instructors and Ground Instructors 61-91H printed copies of this document or
(9/20/99) (AFS-840) Pilot Proficiency Award Program electronic access to it.
(4/26/96) (AFS-800)
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airspace over the NAT (North Atlantic) hour flying time at the normal one-
MNPS (Minimum Navigation 120-39 engine inoperative cruise speed (in still
Performance Specifications) airspace Hazards of Waste Water Ice air) from an adequate airport.
after 0001 Greenwich Mean Time, Accumulation Separating From
Dec. 29, 1977. Aircraft In Flight 120-43
(10/31/80) (AFS-331) Influence of Beards on Oxygen Mask
120-34 This advisory circular emphasizes the Efficiency, The
Air Transportation of Mental potential hazards to life and property (1/27/87) (AFS-220)
Patients due to lavatory fluid and potable water Provides information about the effects
(6/29/77) (AFS-223) systems’ ice accumulation and of beards on masks in continuous flow
Provides guidelines to organizations resultant separation from aircraft in and demand oxygen systems.
and persons responsible for flight.
transportation of mental patients and 120-44A
outlines the responsibilities of those 120-40B Air Carrier First Aid Programs
escorting such persons. Airplane Simulator Qualification (3/9/95) (AFS-220)
(7/29/91) (AFS-205) Provides guidance about first aid
120-35B Provides an acceptable means, but not program resources, subjects,
Line Operational Simulations: Line- the only means, of compliance with the equipment, and pertinent regulations.
Oriented Flight Training, Special Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) This revision adds information about
Purpose Operational Training, Line regarding the evaluation of and blood borne pathogen awareness
Operational Evaluation qualification of airplane simulators programs.
(9/6/90) (AFS-210) used in training programs or airmen
Presents guidelines for the design and checking under Title 14 Code of 120-45A
implementation of subject advisory Federal Regulations (CFR). Airplane Flight Training Device
circular. Qualification
120-40B, Chg. 1 (2/5/92) (AFS-205)
120-37 (1/24/92) (AFS-205) Provides an acceptable means of
Operational and Airworthiness ensuring compliance with the FAR
Approval of Airborne Omega Radio 120-40B, Chg. 2 regarding the evaluation and
Navigational Systems as a Sole (6/9/93) (AFS-205) qualification of all training devices in
Means of Long Range Navigation which flight training, qualification, or
Outside the United States 120-41 certification of airmen under Title 14,
(10/10/78) (AIR-120) Criteria For Operational Approval Code of Federal Regulations, is
Establishes an acceptable means of Of Airborne Wind Shear Alerting accomplished. Specifies the criteria to
obtaining airworthiness and and Flight Guidance Systems be used by the FAA when qualifying a
operational approval of Airborne (11/7/83) (AFS-400) device and determining what the
Omega Navigational Systems as a sole Establishes an acceptable means, but qualification level should be.
means of long range navigation for not the only means, of obtaining
operations conducted outside the operational approval of an airborne 120-47
United States in accordance with FAR wind shear alerting and flight guidance Survival Equipment for Use In
121, 123, or large aircraft operated system. It describes acceptable Overwater Operations
under FAR 135.2. simulation test criteria, wind field (6/12/87) (AFS-220)
modeling data, and minimum Provides information regarding the
120-38 performance parameters for evaluating survival items that should be carried
Transport Category Airplanes candidate systems. during aircraft extended overwater
Cabin Ozone Concentrations operations. Provides a means, but not
(10/10/80) (AFS-260) 120-42A the only means, for compliance with
Provides guidance concerning Extended Range Operation With the pertinent regulations.
acceptable means, but not the only Two-Engine Airplanes (ETOPS)
means, for an air carrier to demonstrate (12/30/88) (AFS-400) 120-48
compliance with the maximum States an acceptable means but not the Communication and Coordination
permissible cabin ozone (03) only means for obtaining approval Between Flight Crewmembers and
concentrations established by Section under FAR Section 121.161 for two- Flight Attendants
121.578 of the Federal Aviation engine airplanes to operate over a route (7/13/88) (AFS-220)
Regulations. that contains a point farther than one
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Presents information on common on air carrier flights on various routes Control System (SMGCS) plan for
problems associated with crew to and from, or within, the contiguous U.S. airports where scheduled air
coordination between flight United States (table 1); and (d) carriers are authorized to conduct
crewmembers and flight attendants and example calculations for estimating operations when the visibility is less
how these problems can be avoided. health risks from exposure to galactic than 1,200 feet runway visual range.
cosmic radiation.
120-49 120-58
Certification of Air Carriers 120-53 Pilot Guide for Large Aircraft
(11/23/88) (AFS-200) Crew Qualification and Pilot Type Ground Deicing
Provides information and guidance Rating Requirements for Transport (9/30/92) (AFS-420)
material on the certification process of Category Aircraft Operated Under Contains recommendations for
air carriers under FAR Part 121 and FAR Part 121 ensuring safe operations of large
Part 135. It provides information that (5/13/91) (AFS-200) airplanes during icing conditions and
can be used by applicants who desire Provides an acceptable means, but not guidelines for the development of
to be certificated as an air carrier in the only means, of compliance with the adequate procedures for the deicing of
accordance with FAR Part 121 and FAR regarding qualification and type large airplanes.
Part 135. rating of flight crewmembers operating
under FAR Part 121. Included are 120-59
120-50A criteria for determination and approval Air Carrier Internal Evaluation
Guidelines for Operational Approval of training, checking, and currency Programs
of Windshear Training Programs ` necessary for safe operation of aircraft (10/26/92) (AFS-201)
(2/9/96) (AFS-210) in air carrier operations, particularly Provides information and guidance
Provides guidance for approval of low- for pilots who frequently fly different material that may be used by air carrier
altitude windshear training for variants of the same type aircraft. certificate holders, operating under
operations under Title 14 of the Code Describes the process by which the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR)
of Federal Regulations, parts 121 and FAA determines “type rating” Parts 121 and 135, to design or
135. requirements applicable to the pilot in develop an Internal Evaluation
command of new or modified aircraft. Program. The procedures and practices
4120-51E outlined in this (AC can be applied to
Crew Resource Management 120-54 maintenance, flight operations, and
Training Advanced Qualification Program security aspects of an air carrier’s
(01/22/04) (AFS-210) (8/9/91) (AFS-210) organization. Internal evaluation
Presents guidelines for developing, Provides FAA guidance for approval guidance for certificate holders other
implementing, reinforcing, and of an Advanced Qualification Program than those operating under FAR Pars
accessing Crew Resource Management (AQP) under SFAR 58. 121 and 135 may be issued separately
(CRM) training programs for flight in the future.
crewmembers and other personnel 120-55B 120-60
essential to flight safety. These Air Carrier Operational Approval Ground Deicing and Anti-Icing
programs are designed to become an and Use of TCAS II Program
integral part of training and operations. (10/22/01) (AFS-450) (5/19/94) (AFS-240)
Guidelines are primarily for those Provides an acceptable means, but not Provides one means, but not the only
operators subject to 14 CFR Part 121 the only means, to address Traffic means, for obtaining approval of a
and 135. Alert and Collision Avoidance System Ground Deicing and Anti-icing
(TCAS) issues related to installation of Program, and for ensuring compliance
120-52 TCAS II regarding compliance with 14 with FAR Section 121.629.
Radiation Exposure of Air Carrier CFR Parts 121, 125, and 129
Crewmembers requirements for air carriers. 120-61
(3/5/90) (CAMI-AAM-600) Crewmember Training on In-Flight
Provides (a) information on cosmic 120-57A Radiation Exposure
radiation and or air shipments of Surface Movement Guidance and (5/19/94) (AFS-203)
radioactive material as sources of Control System Recommends subject to be covered in
ionizing radiation exposure during air (12/19/96) (AFS-400) air carrier programs designed to: (1)
travel; (b) guidelines for exposure to Describes the standards and provides inform crewmembers about radiation
radiation; (c) estimates of the amounts guidance in the development of a exposure and known associated health
of galactic cosmic radiation received Surface Movement Guidance and risks; and (2) assist crewmembers in
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making informed decisions with regard This AC provides guidance for systems, including data link and voice
to their work on commercial air establishing an air transportation communications (e.g. via satellite), for
carriers. This AC provides a possible Aviation Safety Action Program air traffic service (ATS) and related
outline of courses but actual subject (ASAP). This objective of the ASAP capabilities for operators conducting
material should be gathered by the air is to encourage air carrier and repair operations under Title 14 of the Code
carriers. station employees to voluntarily report of Federal Regulations (14 CFR), parts
safety information that may be critical 121, 125, 129, and 135.
120-62 to identifying potential precursors to
Takeoff Safety Training Aid-- accidents. Under ASAP, safety issues 4120-71A
Announcement of Availability are resolved through punishment or Standard Operating Procedures for
(9/12/94) (AFS-210) discipline. Flight Deck Crewmembers
Announces the availability of a joint (02/27/03) (AFS-210)
industry/FAA Takeoff Safety Training 120-67 Presents background, basic concepts
Aid to help air carriers and pilots Criteria For Operational Approval and philosophy in respect to SOP.
increase safety during the takeoff of Auto Flight Guidance Systems SOP’s are universally recognized as
phase of flight. (3/18/97) (AFS-400) basic to safe aviation operations.
States an acceptable means, but not the Effective crew coordination and crew
120-63 only means, for obtaining operational performance, two central concepts of
Helicopter Simulator Qualification approval of the initial engagement or crew resource management depend
(10/11/94) (AFS-205) use of an Auto Flight Guidance System upon the crew’s having a shared
Provides a suggested means of (AFGS) under Title 14 CFR part 121, mental model of each task. That
compliance with the FAR regarding section 121.579(d); part 125, section mental model, in turn, is founded on
the evaluation and qualification of 125.329(e); and part 135, section SOP’s. This AC emphasizes that
helicopter simulators to be used in 135.93(e) for the takeoff and initial SOP’s must be clear, comprehensive,
training and checking. climb phase of flight. and readily available in the manuals
used by flight deck crewmembers. A
120-64 4120-68C comprehensive SOP template is
Operational Use & Modification of Pilot Records Improvement Act of provided.
Electronic Checklists 1996
(4/24/96) (AFS-200N) (01/28/04) (AFS-220) 120-72
Provides an acceptable means, but not Provides information and standard Maintenance Resource Management
the only means, to address the forms that may be used to comply with Training
processes for approval, operational provisions of the Pilot Records (9/28/00) (AFS-340)
use, and modification of electronic Improvement Act of 1996, which Presents guidelines for developing,
checklists (ECL) and ECL data by air requires air carriers, prior to hiring an implementing, reinforcing, and
carriers. individual as a pilot, to request and accessing Maintenance Resources
receive: from the FAA certain records Management Training Programs for
120-65 pertaining to the individual concerning improving communication effectiveness,
Interference With Crewmembers in pilot certificates and rating; certain and safety in maintenance operations.
the Performance of Their Duties records from other air carriers or other
(10/18/96) (AFS-200) persons for whom the individual may 120-73
Provides information to air carriers, have been employed in the past 5-year Damage Tolerance Assessment of
crewmembers, law enforcement period; and from the National Driver Repairs to Pressurized Fuselages
officers, and the general public Register pertinent records concerning (12/14/00) (ANM-120L)
regarding methods which may be used the motor vehicle driving record of the Provides guidance to operators of
to manage and reduce the instances of individual being considered for hiring. certain transport category airplanes
interference with crewmembers. This operated under 14 CFR Parts 91, 121,
AC provides general information about 120-70 125, and 129. The guidance provides
the types of subjects which could be Initial Air Carrier Operational an acceptable means of compliance
included in an operator's program. Approval For Use of Digital with the regulations that require
Communication Systems incorporating FAA-approved “repair
120-66B (2/17/00) (AFS-430) assessment guidelines” into an
Aviation Safety Action Programs Provides an acceptable means, but not operator’s FAA-approved maintenance
(ASAP) the only means, for operational or inspection program. The means of
(11/15/02) (AFS-230) approval to use digital communication compliance described is intended to
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provide guidance to supplement the AC also provides guidance on the operating a voluntary Flight
engineering and operational judgment acceptability of electronic Operational Quality Assurance
that must form the basis of any recordkeeping systems and electronic (FOQA) program that is acceptable to
compliance findings relative to repair maintenance manuals, including the Federal Aviation Administration
assessments for pressurized fuselages. inspection procedures manuals, (FAA).
quality, operations manuals, and 4120-83
120-74 training manuals required by Title 14 Flight Deck Observer Seat and
Part 121, 125 and 135 Flightcrew of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 Associated Equipment
Procedures During Taxi Operations CFR). (06/03/04) (AFS-260)
(6/18/01) (AFS-220) Provides guidance for 14 CFR parts
Provides guidelines for the 4120-79 121, 125, and 135 certificate holders
development and implementation of Developing and Implementing a for obtaining an FAA finding
standard operating procedures for Continuing Analysis and regarding the operational
conducting safe aircraft operations Surveillance System safety/suitability of the Flight Deck
during taxiing. It is intended for use (04/21/2003) (AFS-300) Observer Seat and Associated
by persons operating aircraft under Provides information on how to Equipment.
parts 121, 125, and 135 (those part 135 implement a continuing analysis and
flight operations where two or more surveillance system (CASS), which is 121-1A
pilots are in the cockpit) of Title 14 required for certain types of air carriers Standard Operations Specifications
CFR. and commercial operators under Title Aircraft Maintenance Handbook
14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (6/26/73) (AFS-330)
120-76 (14 CFR), §§ 121.373 and 135.431. A Provides procedures acceptable to the
Guidelines for the Certification, CASS is a quality management system Federal Aviation Administration,
Airworthiness, and Operational for air carriers and commercial which may be used by operators when
Approval of Electronic Flight Bag operators that monitors and analyzes establishing inspection intervals and
(7/9/02) (AFS-400) the performance and effectiveness of overhaul times.
This joint Flight Standards and Aircraft inspection and maintenance programs.
Certification Service AC provides an 121-1A, Chg. 1
acceptable method of compliance for 4120-80 (1/23/75)
the certification, airworthiness, and In-Flight Fires Updates the overhaul and
operational approval of both portable (01/08/04) (AFS-210) inspection/check period of selected
and installed electronic flight bag Address a number of issues linked to in- airframes, powerplants, propellers, and
(EFB) aircraft computing devices. flight fires appliances in relation to current
industry standards.
120-77 4120-81 121-1A, Chg. 2
Maintenance and Alternation Data Whistleblower Protection Program (8/19/76)
(10/07/02) (AFS-300) (Air Carrier)
This advisory circular (AC) provides (03/25/04) (AFS-200W) 121-1A, Chg. 3
one means, but not the only means, of Provides guidance for air carrier (2/18/77)
ensuring that the contemplated employees, air carrier contractor 121-1A, Chg. 4
maintenance, alteration, or continue-in- employees, and air carrier (7/7/78)
service condition is in compliance with subcontractor employees, concerning
applicable regulations and existing the joint Federal Aviation 121-6
policy. Administration (FAA)/Occupational Portable Battery-Powered
Safety and Health Administration Megaphones
120-78 (OSHA) Whistleblower Protection (1/5/66) (AIR-110)
Acceptance and Use of Electronic Program. Sets forth an acceptable means for
Signatures, Electronic complying with rules (applicable to
Recordkeeping Systems, and 4120-82 various persons operating under Part
Electronic Manuals Flight Operational Quality 121 of the Federal Aviation
(10/29/02) (AFS-340) Assurance Regulations) that prescribe the
This AC provides guidance on the (04/12/04) (AFS-230) installation of approved megaphones.
acceptance and use of electronic Provides guidance on one means, but
signatures to satisfy certain operational not necessarily the only means, of 121-13
and maintenance requirements. This developing, implementing, and
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121-32 assist persons in complying with the effects of crimes directed against air
Dispatch Resource Management requirements of FAR Part 125. It also transportation.
Training provides (in Chapter 1) a test of
(2/7/95) (AFS-210) applicability for those operations, 135-5B
This AC complements guidance which may be subject to Part 125. Maintenance Program Approval for
already developed for flight Carry-On Oxygen Equipment for
crewmembers and other groups with 129-3 Medical Purposes
respect to training in resource Foreign Air Carrier (9/26/83) (AFS-330)
management. Focus is on the aircraft (6/10/82) (ACS-120) Provides a means whereby air taxi
dispatcher whose traditional role in air Provides information and guidance for operators may submit a maintenance
carrier operations is being changed by the implementation of Change 7 to program to comply with FAR Part 135,
fundamental changes in aviation, FAR Part 129 (sections 129.25, Section 135.91.
notably advanced technology. 129.26, and 129.27) which became
effective 9/11/81.The sensitive nature 135-7
121-33 of many security procedures precludes FAR 135: Additional Maintenance
Emergency Medical Equipment full discussion in this AC. FAA Requirements for Aircraft Type
(8/14/02) (AAM-210) Security Inspectors located throughout Certificated for Nine or Less
AC provides guidance to elaborate the U.S., as well as Foreign Air Carrier Passenger Seats
requirements for enhanced emergency Principal Security Inspectors, located (10/24/78) (AFS-350)
medical equipment currently carried on at FAA offices in Brussels, Belgium, Provides information on establishing
most major air carriers and becoming and at FAA Regional Headquarters in methods for compliance with
mandatory as of April 12, 2004. the U.S., having responsibility for additional maintenance requirements of
those foreign air carriers operating FAR Part 135, Revised December 1,
121-34 within the FAA offices geographical 1978, for certain air taxi operators and
Emergency Medical Equipment area of responsibility, are available to commercial operators (ATCO).
Training discuss the many issues that may arise
(8/14/02) (AAM-600_ regarding implementation and 135-9
AC contains guidance to elaborate procedural details of security FAR Part 135 Icing Limitations
requirements for enhanced crew safeguards. (5/30/81) (AFS-220)
member emergency medical training To provide guidance to commuter/air
that will become mandatory as of April 129-4 taxi operators to assist them to comply
12, 2004. Maintenance Programs for U.S. with Section 135.227.
Registered Aircraft Under FAR Part
121.195(d)-1A 129 (3/1/88) (AFS-300) 135-10A
Operational Landing Distances for Provides information and guidance Approved Aircraft Inspection
Wet Runways; Transport Category about acceptable maintenance Program
Airplanes programs for U.S. registered aircraft (12/22/93) (AFS-340)
(6/19/90) (AFS-430) subject to FAR Part 129. Provides information and guidance
Sets forth an acceptable means, but not which can be used to develop an
the only means, of showing 133-1A approved aircraft inspection program
compliance with Federal Aviation Rotorcraft External-Load (AAIP) for operators subject to
Regulations Section 121.195(d) Operations in Accordance with FAR provisions of FAR Section 135.419.
pertaining to operational landing Part 133
distances on wet runways. It is for (10/16/79) (AFS-824) 4135-13L
guidance purposes and provides an Provides information for persons FAA Certificated Air Carriers
example of a method of compliance interested in applying for a Rotorcraft Directory
that has been found acceptable. External-Load Operator Certificate. (9/9/03) (AFS-640)
Transmits a directory of air carriers
125-1 135-4A certificated by the FAA under the
Operations of Large Airplanes Aviation Security: Air Taxi provisions of Title 14 of the Code of
Subject to Federal Aviation Commercial Operators (ATCO) Federal Regulations (14 CFR
Regulations Part 125 (4/15/76) (ACS-100) Part 135). The directory is current as
(1/22/81) (AFS-820) Provides recommended security of September 2003.
Sets forth one means that would be measures applicable to ATCO SN 050-007-01360-4
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Aid Program (ADAP) and the Planning Airway Improvement Act of 1982, as required by 49 U.S.C. §47107(a)(15).
Grant Program (PGP) projects by the amended. It is intended for sponsors This AC does not impose new
Airport and Airway Development Act receiving assistance under the Airport obligations on airport sponsors, so the
of 1970, as amended. In addition, the Improvement. use of mandatory terms such as “must”
Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) reflects obligations that already exist.
require a sponsor to establish and 150/5100-17
maintain a financial management Land Acquisition and Relocation SURPLUS AIRPORT
system that meets the standards set Assistance for Airport Improvement PROPERTY CONVEYANCE
forth in FAR 152, Appendix K. This Program Assisted Projects PROGRAMS
circular provides detailed explanations (3/29/96) (APP-600)
of these requirements. Provides guidance to sponsors of 150/5150-2B
airport projects developed under the Federal Surplus Personal Property
150/5100-13A Airport Improvement Program (AIP) to for Public Airport Purposes
Development of State Standards for meet the requirements of the Uniform (10/1/84) (APP-510)
Non-Primary Airports Relocation Assistance and Real Attempts to Acquaint public airport
(9/28/99) (AAS-200) Property Acquisition Act of 1970 (PL owners and other interested parties
Provides guidelines for the 91-646, as amended) and the with the Federal Surplus Personal
development of state standards for regulations of the Office of the Property Program for public airports
nonprimary public-use airports as Secretary of Transportation, 49 CFR and to outline procedures to be used in
provided for in Title 49 United States Part 24. applying for and acquiring surplus
Code, Section 47-05©. personal property for this purpose.
150/5100-17, Chg. 1
150/5100-14C (12/20/96) (APP-600) AIRPORT COMPLIANCE
Architectural, Engineering, and Change implements revised fixed
PROGRAM
Planning Consultant Services for moving expense schedule for
Airport Grant Projects residential displacements. 150/5190-1A
(2/16/94) (AAS-200) Minimum Standards for
Provides guidance for airport sponsors 150/5100-17, Chg. 2 Commercial Aeronautical Activities
in the selection and employment of (5/1/97) (APP-600) on Public Airports
architectural, engineering, and Update the AC by replacing with new (12/16/85) (AAS-310)
planning consultants under Federal Appendix 2 describing replacement Provides basic information and broad
Aviation Administration airport grant housing payment options for mobile guidance material to assist the owners
programs. home displacement; modifying of public airports in developing and
paragraph 8-3. applying minimum standards for
150/5100-15A commercial aeronautical activities on
Civil Rights Requirements For The 150/5100-17, Chg 3 public airports.
Airport Improvement Program (12/1/00) (APP-600)
(AIP) Provides for revised 49 CFR Part 24 150/5190-2A
(3/31/89) (APP-510) implementing PL 105-117 that Exclusive Rights at Airports
Encompasses the basic civil rights precludes relocation assistance and (Consolidated reprint incorporates
requirements for the Airport payments to persons in unlawful Change 1)
Improvement Program (AIP). It is occupancy in the United States. (4/4/72) (AAS-300)
intended for sponsors using program Makes available to public airport
assistance and for contractors and 4150/5100-17 Chg 4 owners, and to other interested
subcontractors working on projects (09/07/01) (APP-600) persons, basic information and
under the program. Implements revised fixed moving expense guidance on FAA’s policy regarding
schedule for residential displacements. exclusive rights at public airports on
150/5100-16A which Federal funds, administered by
Airport Improvement Program 150/5100-19B FAA, have been expended.
Grant Assurance Number One-- Guide for Airport Financial Reports
General Federal Requirements, Filed by Airport Sponsors 150/5190-4A
(10/4/88) (APP-510) (4/20/01) (AAS-100) Model Zoning Ordinance to Limit
Describes the Federal requirements Provides airport sponsors with Height of Objects Around Airports
contained in Assurance 1 of the Grant guidance for complying with the (12/14/87) (AAS-100)
Assurances required by the Airport and airport financial reporting requirements
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150/5210-6C aircraft and firefighting (ARFF) information about how to acquire these
Aircraft Fire and Rescue Facilities personnel. programs.
and Extinguishing Agents
(1/28/85) (AAS-100) 150/5210-17, Chg. 1
Outlines scales of protection (4/6/95) AIRPORT SAFETY
considered as the recommended level Changed to reflect a new source for the EQUIPMENT AND
compared with the minimum level in FAA Standard Basic Aircraft Rescue FACILITIES
Federal Aviation Regulation Part and Firefighting Curriculum, and to
139.49 and tells how these levels were update other sources of training 150/5220-4B
established from test and experience programs. Water Supply Systems for Aircraft
data. Fire and Rescue Protection
150/5210-17, Chg. 2 (7/29/92) (AAS-120)
150/5210-7C (10/1/95) (AAS-100) Provides guidance for the selection of
Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Chapter 9 has been updated to reflect a water source and standards for the
Communications new course availability and new design of a distribution system to
(7/1/99) (AAS-300) contact information for sources of support aircraft rescue and firefighting
Provides guidance for planning and training programs on aircraft rescue (ARFF) service operations on airports.
implementing the airport Aircraft and firefighting.
Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) 150/5220-9
Communications Systems. 150/5210-18 Aircraft Arresting System for Joint
Systems for Interactive Training of Civil/Military Airports
4150/5210-13B Airport Personnel (4/6/70) (AAS-300)
Water Rescue Plans, Facilities, and (4/13/94) (AAS-100) Updates existing policy and describes
Equipment Provides guidance in the design of and illustrates the various types of
(4/15/04) (AAS-300) systems for interactive training of military aircraft emergency arresting
Provides guidance to assist airport airport personnel. systems that are now installed at
operators in preparing for water rescue various joint civil/military airports. It
operations. also informs users of criteria
150/5210-19 concerning installations of such
150/5210-14A Driver's Enhanced Vision System systems at joint civil/military airports.
Airport Fire and Rescue Personnel (DEVS)
Protective Clothing (12/23/96) (AAS-100) 150/5220-10B
(7/13/95) (AAS-100) Contains performance standards, Guide Specification for Water/Foam
Identifies minimum standards for specifications, and recommendations Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting
design, performance, testing, and for DEVS. Vehicles
safety of personnel protective (10/20/97) (AAS-100)
equipment (PPE), frequently referred 150/5210-20 Provides new and additional guidance
to as personnel protective clothing, for Ground Vehicle Operations on on selected topics; and provides
airport firefighting. Airports clarification relating to the sponsor’s
(6/21/02) (AAS-300) selection of various options and
150/5210-15 Provides guidance to airport operators subsystem components presented in the
Airport Rescue and Firefighting on the formulation of training original AC.
Station Building Design programs for persons operating ground
(7/30/87) (AAS-100) vehicles on an airport. 150/5220-13B
Provides standards and guidance for Runway Surface Condition Sensor
planning, designing, and constructing 4150/5210-21 Specification Guide
and airport rescue and firefighting Announcement of Availability: (3/27/91) (AAS-100)
station. Airport Surface Safety Training Provides guidance to assist airport
Programs for Mechanics and Ramp operators, consultants, and design
150/5210-17 Personnel engineers in the preparation of
Programs for Training of Aircraft (09/23/03) (AFS-305) procurement specifications for sensor
Rescue and Firefighting Personnel Announces the availability of two systems which monitor and report
runway surface conditions.
(3/9/94) (AAS-100) training programs on aircraft taxi
Provides information on courses and procedures and tug and tow
reference materials for training of procedures, and also provides
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Automated Weather Observing Airport Snow and Ice Control DESIGN CONSTRUCTION,
Systems (AWOS) for NonFederal Equipment
Applications (6/30/92) (AAS-120)
AND MAINTENANCE
(12/13/99) (AUA-430) Provides guidance to assist airport GENERAL
Contains the FAA standard for non operators in the procurement of snow
Federal Automated Weather Observing and ice control equipment for airport 150/5300-7B
Systems (AWOS) use. FAA Policy on Facility Relocations
Occasioned by Airport
150/5220-17A 150/5220-20, Chg. 1 Improvements or Changes
Design Standards for an Aircraft (3/1/94) (11/8/72) (ABU-10)
Rescue and Firefighting Training Reaffirms the aviation community of
Facility 150/5220-21B the FAA policy governing
(1/31/92) (AAS-100) Guide Specifications for Devices responsibility for funding relocation,
Contains standards, specifications, and Used to Board Airline Passengers replacement and modification to air
recommendations for the design of an With Mobility Impairments traffic control and air navigation
aircraft rescue and firefighting training (3/17/00) (AAS-100) facilities that are made necessary by
facility utilizing either propane or a Contains performance standards, improvements or changes to the
flammable liquid hydrocarbon (FLH) specifications, and recommendations airport.
as the fuel. for the design, construction, and testing
of portable devices used in the 150/5300-9A
150/5220-17A,Chg. 1 boarding of airline passengers with Predesign, Prebid, and
(11/24/98) (AAS-100) mobility impairments. Preconstruction Conferences for
Incorporates Chapter 4, Mobile Airport Grant Projects
ARTFF Training Devices, which 150/5220-22 Engineered Materials (5/1/85) (AAS-200)
provides the standards, specifications, Arresting Systems (EMAS) for Provides guidance for conducting
and recommendations for the design of Aircraft Overruns predesign, prebid, and preconstruction
mobile RFF training devices. (8/21/98) (AAS-100) conferences for projects funded under
Contains standards for the planning, the FAA airport grant program.
150/5220-18 design, and installation of Engineered
Buildings For Storage and Materials Arresting Systems in runway 150/5300-13
Maintenance of Airport Snow and safety areas. Engineered materials Airport Design (Consolidated
Ice Control Equipment and means high energy absorbing materials reprint includes Changes 1 thru 5).
Materials of selected strength, which will (5/11/98) (AAS-110)
(10/15/92) (AAS-100) predictably crush under the weight of Contains the FAA’s standards and
Provides guidance for site selection, an aircraft. recommendations for airport design.
design and construction of buildings SN 050-007-01306-0
used to store and maintain airport snow 150/5220-22, Chg 1 $7.50 Supt. Docs.
and ice control equipment and (10/6/00) (AAS-100)
materials. This change provides additional 150/5300-13 Chg 6
guidance in the installation of (9/30/00) (AAS-100)
150/5220-19 Engineered Material Arresting System
Guide Specification for Small Agent (EMAS). 150/5300-13 Chg 7
Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (10/11/02) (AAS-100)
Vehicles 150/5230-4A SN 050-007-01208-0
(12/7/93) (AAS-120) Aircraft Fuel Storage, Handling, and $30.50 Supt. Docs.
Contains performance standards, Dispensing On Airports
specifications, and recommendations (6/18/04) (AAS-300) 150/5300-14
for the design, construction, and testing Provides information on aviation fuel Design of Aircraft Deicing Facilities
of a family of small, dual agent aircraft deliveries to airport storage and the (8/23/93) (AAS-100) Provides
rescue and fire fighting (ARFF) handling, cleaning, and dispensing of standards, specifications, and guidance
vehicles fuel into aircraft. for designing aircraft deicing facilities.
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INFLUENCE OF AIRCRAFT
150/5300-14, Chg. 1 150/5320-6D, Chg. 1 PERFORMANCE ON
(8/13/99) (AAS-100) (1/30/96) (AAS-200)
Updates the definition of aircraft Corrects an error in the graph for
AIRCRAFT DESIGN
deicing facilities and holdover times of Figure 2-4.
fluids, design criteria for aircraft 150/5325-4A
de/anti-icing fluid storage and transfer 150/5320-12C Runway Length Requirements for
systems, information concerning Measurement, Construction, and Airport Design (Consolidated
recycling of glycols, and references. Maintenance of Skid Resistant reprint includes Change 1 dtd 3-11-
Airport Pavement Surfaces 91).
150/5300-14 Chg 2 (3/18/97) (AAS-100) (1/29/90) (AAS-110)
(8/31/00) (AAS-100) Contains guidelines and procedures for Provides design standards and
Design of Aircraft Deicing Facilities the design and construction of skid- guidelines for determining
This change provides standards and resistant pavement; pavement recommended runway lengths.
recommendations to build infra-red evaluation, without or with friction
aircraft deicing facilities and adds equipment; and maintenance of high 150/5335-5
anaerobic bioremediation as an skid-resistant pavements. Standardized Method of Reporting
alternative method to mitigate the Airport Pavement Strength PCN
runoff effects of ade/anti-icing 4150/5320-12C Chg 1 (6/15/83) (AAS-200)
products. (4/16/04) (AAS-100) Provides guidance for using the
standardized International Civil
4150/5300-15 150/5320-14 Aviation Organization (ICAO) method
Use of Value Engineering for Airport Landscaping for Noise to report airport pavement strength.
Engineering and Design of Airport Control Purposes The standardized method is known as
Grant Projects (1/31/78) (APP-400) the ACN/PCN method.
(09/09/93) (AAS-200) Provides guidance to airport planners
Provides guidance for the use of value and operators in the use of tree and 150/5335-5, Chg. 1
engineering (VE) in airport projects vegetation screens in and around (3/6/87)
funded under the Federal Aviation airports.
Administration's (FAA) Airport Grant 150/5340-1H
Program. This AC should be used by 150/5320-15 Standards for Airport Markings
sponsors of airport development Management of Airport Industrial (8/31/99) (AAS-300)
projects considering the application of Waste Contains the Federal Aviation
value engineering to projects involving (2/11/91) (AAS-100) Administration (FAA) standards for
grant funds. Provides basic information on the markings used on airport runways,
characteristics, management, and taxiways, and aprons.
150/5320-5B regulations of industrial wastes
Airport Drainage generated at airports. 150/5340-1H
(7/1/70) (AAS-200) Chg 1 (12/01/00) (AAS-300)
Provides guidance for engineers, 150/5320-15, Chg. 1
airport managers, and the public in the (4/22/97) (AAS-100) 150/5340-4C
design and maintenance of airport Provides guidance on best management Installation Details for Runway
drainage systems. practices to eliminate, prevent, or Centerline Touchdown Zone
SN 050-007-00149-5 reduce pollutants in storm water runoff Lighting Systems (Consolidated
associated with airport industrial reprint includes Changes 1 and 2).
150/5320-6D activities. (5/6/75) (AAS-200)
Airport Pavement Design and Describes standards for the design and
Evaluation 150/5320-16 installation of runway centerline and
(7/7/95) (AAS-200) Airport Pavement Design for the touchdown zone lighting systems.
Provides guidance to the public for the Boeing 777 Airplane
design and evaluation of pavement at (10/22/95) (AAS-200)
civil airports. Provides thickness design standards for
pavements intended to serve the
Boeing 777 airplane.
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and identify civil airports, seaplane Retroreflective markers, for the isolation transformers for use in airport
bases, and heliports. guidance of the public. lighting systems.
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Item P-620, Runway and Taxiway Provides guidance to the public on the essential components of such a system,
Painting, has been revised to specify use of nondestructive testing devices as and outlines how it can be used in
waterborne, epoxy, methacrylate, and aids in the evaluation of the load- making cost-effective decisions
solvent based paints. Glass beads and carrying capacity of airport pavements. regarding pavement maintenance and
silica sand have been given additional rehabilitation.
emphasis to increase conspicuity and 150/5370-12
friction characteristics of markings. Quality Control of Construction for 4150/5380-8
SN 050-007-01236-5 Airport Grant Projects Handbook for Identification of
(9/6/85) (AAS-200) Alkali-Silica Reactivity in Airfield
150/5370-10A, Chg. 10 Provides information to ensure the Pavements
(3/11/99) (AAS-200) quality of construction accomplished (02/02/04) (AAS-100)
Clarifies PWL concepts and explains under the FAA Airports grant program. Provides guidance on understanding,
the degree of uncertainty (risk) identifying, preventing, and mitigating
associated with acceptance plans when 150/5370-13 alkali-silica reactivity (ASR) in fresh
small fractions of material are used to Offpeak Construction of Airport and hardened Portland cement
evaluate a day’s production and Pavements Using Hot-Mix Asphalt Concrete airfield pavements.
informs the contractor, as a result, that (8/27/90) (AAS-200)
production quality must be consistently Provides guidance for the planning, 150/5390-2A
equal to or higher than the lot coordination, management, design, Heliport Design
acceptance criteria to consistently testing, inspection, and execution of (1/20/94) (AAS-100)
offset his/her risk. offpeak construction of airport Provides recommendations and
SN050-007-01237-3 pavements using hot mix asphalt standards for heliport and helistop
paving materials. design.
150/5370-10A, Chg. 11
(5/20/99) (AAS-200) 150/5370-14 150/5390-3
Item P-626 Emulsified Asphalt Slurry Hot Mix Asphalt Paving Handbook Vertiport Design
Seal Surface Treatment has been (10/15/91) (AAS-200) (5/31/91) (AAS-100)
revised to incorporate recent changes n Provides guidance on asphalt paving Provides guidance to planners and
material specifications, new materials, operations including plant operations, communities interested in developing a
and construction practices for slurry transportation of materials, surface civil vertiport or vertistop.
seals. preparation, laydown and compaction.
SN050-007-01238-1 SN 050-007-00925-9. 150/5395-1
Seaplane Bases
150/5370-10A, Chg. 12 150/5380-5B (6/29/94) (AAS-100)
(2/22/99) (AAS-200) Debris Hazards at Civil Airports Provides guidance to assist operators in
Item P-620 Runway and Taxiway (7/5/96) (AAS-100) planning, designing, and constructing
Painting has been revised to clarify Discusses problems of debris at seaplane base facilities.
AIP and PFC funded project airports, gives information on foreign
requirements for drop-on glass beads objects, and tells how to eliminate such 170-6C
in paint to improve conspicuity and objects from operational areas. Use of Radionavigation Land Test
friction characteristics, make minor Station and Signal Generators
technical corrections, and add 150/5380-6 (2/13/81) (ASM-500)
tolerances to dimensions and spacings Guidelines and Procedures for Gives information as to the frequencies
of markings. Maintenance of Airport Pavements on which the FAA will authorize and
SN050-007-01248-9 (12/3/82) (AAS-200) the FCC will license radionavigation
Provides guidelines and procedures for land test stations. It also discusses the
150/5370-10A, Chg. 13 maintenance of rigid and flexible interference potential of signal
(1/30/01) (AAS-200) airport pavements. generators operating in aeronautical
SN 050-007-00627-6. bands of the radio spectrum and how
150/5370-11 this interference can be alleviated.
Use of Nondestructive Testing 150/5380-7
Devices in the Evaluation of Airport Pavement Management System
Pavements (Consolidated reprint (9/28/88) (AAS-200)
includes Change 1) Presents the concepts of a Pavement
(6/4/76) (AAS-200) Management System, discusses the
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431-35-2,
System Safety Process (9/00) (AST-
200)
Provides guidance and information
concerning the application of a
systematic and logical system safety
process and methodology for
identification and control of public
safety hazards associated with the
operation of reusable launch vehicle
and reentry vehicle systems.
431.35.3,
Test Flights for Reusable Launch
Vehicles, AST-200
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APPENDIX 4
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and subscription sales material on the same order form as orders are separated for processing by different departments when
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150/5380-6 United States Standard for SN 050-007-01121-1
Guidelines and Procedures for Terminal Instrument Procedures
Maintenance of Airport Pavements (TERPS), 8260.3B (Consolidated Chg. 11 (12/20/96)
(12/3/82) (AAS-200) reprint includes changes 1 thru 14) SN 050-007-01157-1
SN 050-007-00627-6 (July 1976) (AVN-210)
Contains criteria which shall be used Chg. 12 (12/99)
to formulate, review, approve, and SN 050-007-01284-5
INTERNAL publish procedures for instrument
PUBLICATIONS approach and departure of aircraft to Chg. 13 (5/14/01)
and from civil and military airports. SN-050-007-01312-4)
These criteria are for application at
4Air Traffic Control Handbook,
any location over which an Chg. 14 (1/30/02)
7110.65P
appropriate U.S. agency exercises SN-050-007-01324-8
(2/19/04) (ATP-211)
jurisdiction.
Prescribes air traffic control
(Changes sold separately as issued) Chg. 15 (10/30/02)
procedures and phraseology for use
SN 050-007-01006-1 SN-050-007-01344-2
by personnel providing air traffic
control services. Controllers are
Chg. 15 (9-10-93) Chg. 16 (05/21/03)
required to be familiar with the
SN 050-007-01015-0 SN-050-007-01358-2
provisions of this handbook which
pertain to their operational
Chg. 16 (2-18-94) Chg. 17 (2/11/04)
responsibility and to exercise their
SN 050-007-01043-5 SN-050-007-01343-4
best judgment if they encounter
situations not covered by it.
Chg. 17 (2/98) 4Air Transportation Operations
SN 950-002-00000-0
SN 050-007-01217-9 Inspector’s Handbook, 8400.10
(12-28-94) (Consolidated reprint
4Contractions, 7340.1X
Chg. 18 (11/12/99) includes changes 1 thru 8)
(09/30/04) (ATA-10)
SN Directs the activities of operations
Contains approved word and phrase
aviation safety inspectors (ASI’s)
contractions used by personnel of
Chg. 19 (5/15/02) who are responsible for the
FAA. It is also used by other agencies
SN 050-007-01331-1 certification, technical administration
that provide air traffic control,
and surveillance of air carriers and
communications, weather, charting,
4Airworthiness Inspector’s certifies the air operators who
and associated services.
Handbook, 8300.10 (Consolidated conduct their operation in accordance
SN 950-003-00000-6
reprint includes changes 1 thru 5) with FAR Part 121 and 135.
(11/88) (AFS-300) (AFS-200) (Changes sold separately
4Flight Services, 7110.10R
Contains procedural steps required as issued.)
(2/19/04) (ATA-10)
for Federal Aviation Administration SN 050-007-01066-4
Prescribes procedures and
(FAA) airworthiness inspector’s to
phraseology for use by personnel
accomplish their job tasks. (AFS-300) Chg. 9 (11-2-94)
providing flight assistance services.
($48.00 single copy. Supt. Docs.) SN 050-007-01068-11.
SN 950-032-00000-6
(Changes sold separately as issued.)
SN 050-007-00922-4 Chg. 10 (12-20-94)
4Location Identifiers, 7350.7P
SN 050-007-01072-9.
(6/10/04) (ATA-10)
Chg. 6 (6-24-92)
Lists location identifiers authorized
SN 050-007-00955-1 Chg. 11 (3/13/97 )
by the Federal Aviation
SN 050-007-01173-3
Administration and Transport
Canada. Also lists United States Chg. 7 (7-17-92)
SN 050-007-00958-5 Chg. 12 ( 8/26/98)
airspace fixes and procedure codes
and includes guidelines for requesting SN 050-007-01220-9
identifiers and procedures for making Chg. 8 (7-24-92)
assignments. Subscription service SN 050-007-00966-6 Chg. 13 (10/19/01)
consists of three basic manuals issued SN-050-007-01319-1
every 112 days. Effective date will Chg. 9 (8-13-93)
coincide with aeronautical charting SN 050-007-01011-7 Chg. 14 (1/30/02)
date. SN-050-007-01320-5
SN 950-035-00000-5
Chg. 10 (10/30/95) Chg. 15 (6/02)
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FAA-CT-8080-2D Computerized tests in the flight engineer knowledge conduct practical tests in compliance
Testing Supplement for areas. with these standards. Flight
Recreational Pilot and Private Pilot SN 050-007-01253-5 instructors and applicants should find
(7/7/00) (AFS-630) these standards helpful in practical
Designed by the FAA for FAA-CT-8080-7B Computerized test preparation.
computerized testing designees Testing Supplement for Airline SN 050-007-01307-8
(CTDs) in the administration of Transport Pilot and Aircraft
airman knowledge tests in the Dispatcher (8/98) (AFS-630) FAA-S-8081-6B Flight Instructor
recreational pilot and private pilot Designed by the FAA for use by Practical Test Standards for
areas. Applicants shall use FAA-CT- computer testing designees and Airplane - Single-Engine and
8080.2C to answer those computer- testing centers in administering the Multiengine with Change 1
assisted airman knowledge test subject tests. (8/02) (AFS-630)
questions which reference figures. SN 050-007-01207-1 Developed as a standard to be used
SN 050-007-01296-9 by FAA inspectors and designated
pilot examiners when conducting
FAA-CT-8080-3D Computerized FAA PRACTICAL TEST flight inspector - airplane (single-
Testing Supplement for Instrument STANDARDS engine)
Rating and flight instructor - airplane
(6/28/00) (AFS-630) (multiengine) practical tests. Flight
FAA-S-8081-3 Recreational Pilot
Designed by the FAA for use by instructors are expected to use this
Practical Test Standards
computer testing designees and book when preparing flight instructor
(4/21/89) (AFS-630)
testing centers in administering the applicants for practical tests.
Contains standards that set forth the
subject tests. SN 050-007-01327-2
practical test requirements for
SN 050-007-01294-2
recreational pilot certification in
FAA-S-8081-7A Flight Instructor
airplane and rotorcraft category
FAA-CT-8080-4D Practical Test Standards for
aircraft. To be used by FAA
Computerized Testing Supplement Rotorcraft (11-29-95)
inspectors and designated pilot
for Aviation Mechanic General, (AFS-630)
examiners when conducting
Powerplant, and Airframe; and Developed as a standard to be used
recreational pilot airmen practical
Parachute Rigger by FAA inspectors and designated
tests.
(4/11/01) (AFS-630) pilot examiners when conducting
SN 050-007-00827-9
Designed by the FAA for use by flight instructor-rotorcraft (helicopter)
computer testing designees in the and flight instructor-rotorcraft
4FAA-S-8081-4D Instrument
administration of airman knowledge (gyroplane) practical tests. Flight
Rating Practical Test Standards,
tests in the aviation mechanic general, instructors are expected to use this
for Airplane, Helicopter, and
powerplant, and airframe; and book when preparing flight instructor
Powered-Lift, (04/04) (AFS-630)
parachute rigger knowledge areas. applicants for practical tests.
The standards contained in this
SN 050-007-01252-7 SN 050-007-01123-7
practical test book are to be used by
FAA inspectors and designated pilot
FAA-CT-8080-5E Computerized FAA-S-8081-8A, Flight Instructor
examiners when conducting airman
Testing Supplement for Flight and Practical Test Standards for Glider
practical tests. Instructors are
Ground Instructor (April 1999) (AFS-630)
expected to use this book when
(4/11/01) (AFS-630) Contains the standards which
preparing applicants for practical
Designed by the FAA for use by establish the practical test
tests. (old 4C 1999)
computer testing designees and requirements for flight instructor
SN 050-007-01335-3
testing centers in administering certification practical tests for the
knowledge tests in the flight and glider category. It is to be used by
FAA-S-8081-5D Airline Transport
ground instructor knowledge area FAA inspectors and designated pilot
Pilot and Aircraft Type Rating
SN 050-007-01254-3 examiners when conducting practical
Practical Test Standards for
tests in compliance with these
Airplane with Chg 1
FAA-CT-8080-6A, Computerized standards. Flight instructors and
(02/01) (AFS-630)
Testing Supplement for Flight applicants will find these standards
Establishes the standards for Airline
Engineer (3/16/99) (AFS-630) helpful in practical test preparation.
Transport Pilot and Aircraft Type
Developed by the FAA for use by SN 050-007-01244-6
Rating practical tests for airplanes.
computer testing designees in the
FAA inspectors, designated pilot
administration of airman knowledge
examiners, and check airmen shall
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FAA-S-8081-9B, Flight Instructor – Private Pilot Practical Test Standards, FAA-S-8081-18, Commercial Pilot
Instrument (Airplane and dated November 1987. Practical Test Standards for
Helicopter) Practical Test SN 050-007-01326-4 Lighter-Than-Air (Balloon/Airship)
Standards (3/14/01) (AFS-630) (1/ 27/ 97) (AFS 630)
Developed as a standard to be used FAA-S-8081-15 Private Pilot Establishes the standards for
by FAA inspectors and designated Practical Test Standards for commercial pilot certification
pilot examiners when conducting Rotorcraft (11/29/95) (AFS-630). practical tests for the lighter-than-air
flight instructor–instrument (airplane) Developed as a standard to be used category, balloon and airship classes.
and flight instructor –instrument by FAA inspectors and designated FAA inspectors and designated pilot
(helicopter) practical tests. Flight pilot examiners when conducting examiners shall conduct practical
instructors are expected to use this private pilot-rotorcraft (helicopter and tests in compliance with these
book when preparing flight instructor gyroplane) practical tests. Flight standards.
applicants for practical tests). instructors are expected to use this SN 050-007-01158-0
SN 050-007-01336-1 book when preparing private pilot
applicants for practical tests. This FAA-S-8081-20 Airline Transport
FAA-S-8081-10A Aircraft book replaces ONLY the Pilot and Aircraft Type Rating
Dispatcher Practical Test ROTORCRAFT PORTION of FAA- Practical Test Standards for
Standards S-8081-1A, Private Pilot PTS Helicopter
(2-10-95) (AFS-630) (Nov. 1987) (August 1998) (AFS-630)
Developed as a standard to be used SN 050-007-01124-5 Establishes the standards for airline
by FAA inspectors and designated transport pilot and aircraft type rating
examiners when conducting the FAA-S-8081-16 Commercial Pilot practical tests for helicopters. FAA
aircraft dispatcher practical test. Practical Test Standards for inspectors, designated pilot
Instructors are expected to use this Rotorcraft (11/29/95) (AFS-630) examiners, and check airmen shall
book when preparing applications for Developed as a standard to be used conduct practical tests in compliance
the practical test. by FAA inspectors and designated with these standards. Flight
SN 050-007-01080-0 pilot examiners when conducting instructors and applicants should find
commercial pilot-rotorcraft these standards helpful in practical
FAA-S-8081-12B, Commercial (helicopter and gyroplane) practical test preparation.
Pilot Practical Test Standards for tests. Flight instructors are expected SN 050-007-01209-8
Airplane (4/23/02) (AFS-630) to use this book when preparing
Developed as a standard to be used commercial pilot applicants for FAA-S-8081-21 Flight Engineer
by FAA inspectors and designated practical tests. This book replaces Practical Test Standards for
pilot examiners when conducting ONLY the ROTORCRAFT Reciprocating Engine,
commercial pilot certification PORTION of FAA-S-8081-2 Turbopropeller, and Turbojet
practical tests for the airplane (Sept. 1988). Powered Aircraft
category, single engine, land and sea; SN 050-007-01122-9 (1/1/99) (AFS-630)
and multi-engine, land and sea FAA inspectors and designated
classes. Flight instructors and FAA-S-8081-17, Private Pilot examiners shall conduct practical
applicants should find these standards Practical Test Standards for tests in compliance with this standard.
helpful during training and preparing Lighter-Than-Air (Balloon/Airship) Flight engineers exercising instructor
for the practical test. (3/15/96) (AFS-630) privileges and applicants should find
SN 050-007-01328-1 Developed as a standard to be used this standard helpful during training
by FAA inspectors and designated and when preparing for practical
FAA-S-8081-14A Private Pilot pilot examiners when conducting tests.
Practical Test Standards for private pilot lighter-than-air SN 050-007-01241-1
Airplane (balloon/airship) practical tests. Flight
(4/23/02) (AFS-630) instructors are expected to use this FAA-S-8081-22 Private Pilot
Developed as a standard to be used book when preparing private pilot Practical Test Standards for Glider
by FAA inspectors and designated applicants for practical tests. This (4/1/99) (AFS-630)
pilot examiners when conducting book replaced ONLY the LIGHTER- The FAA’s Flight Standards Service
airman practical tests. Flight THAN-AIR PORTION of FAA-S- developed this practical test book as a
instructors are expected to use this 8081-1A (November 1987). standard to be used by FAA
book when preparing applicants for SN 050-007-01135-1 inspectors and designated pilot
practical tests. This practical test book examiners when conducting airman
replaces ONLY THE AIRPLANE practical tests. Instructors are
PORTION of FAA-S-8081-1A, expected to use this book when
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preparing applicants for practical Flight Navigator Knowledge Test Provides information for obtaining
tests. Guide (6/1/99) (AFS-630) authorization to take the instrument
SN 050-007-01242-0 Provides information for obtaining rating knowledge tests.
FAA-S-8081-23 Commercial Pilot authorization to take the airline SN 050-007-01262-4
Practical Test Standards for Glider transport pilot, aircraft dispatcher,
(4/1/99) (AFS-630) and flight navigator knowledge tests. FAA-G-8082-15 Parachute Rigger
The FAA’s Flight Standards Service SN 050-007-01258-6 Knowledge Test Guide
developed this practical test book as a (7/28/99) (AFS-630)
standard to be used by FAA FAA-G-8082-3 Aviation Mechanic Provides information for obtaining
inspectors when conducting airman General, Airframe, and Powerplant authorization to take the parachute
practical tests. Instructors are Knowledge Test Guide rigger knowledge tests.
expected to use this book when (8/23/99) (AFS-630) SN 050-007-01270-5
preparing applicants for practical Provides information for obtaining
tests. authorization to take the aviation FAA-G-8082-17 Recreational and
SN 050-007-01243-8 mechanic general, airframe, and Private Pilot Knowledge Test
powerplant knowledge tests. Guide (6/1/99) (AFS-630)
4FAA-S-8081-25 Parachute Rigger SN 050-007-01273-0 Provides information for obtaining
Practical Test Standards (2003) authorization to take the recreational
(AFS-630) FAA-G-8082-5 Commercial Pilot pilot and private pilot knowledge
Establishes standards for the Knowledge Test Guide tests.
Parachute Rigger Certification (6/1/99) (AFS-630) SN 050-007-01263-2
Practical Test for the Senior and Provides information for obtaining
Master Certificates. authorization to take the commercial
SN 050-007-01355-8 pilot knowledge tests.
SN 050-007-01259-4
FAA AERONAUTICAL
4FAA-S-8081-26 Aviation HANDBOOKS
Mechanic General Practical Test FAA-G-8082-7 Flight and Ground
Standards (2003) (AFS-630) Instructor Knowledge Test Guide
Designed as a study manual for (6/1/99) (AFS-630) FAA-H-8083-1 Aircraft Weight
persons preparing for a mechanic Provides information for obtaining and Balance Handbook
certificate with airframe or authorization to take the flight and (8/23/99) (AFS-630)
powerplant ratings. ground instructor knowledge tests. Prepared in recognition of the
SN 050-007-01356-6 SN 050-007-01260-8 importance of weight and balance
technology in conducting safe and
4FAA-S-8081-27 Aviation FAA-G-8082-9 Flight Engineer efficient flight.
Mechanic Airframe Practical Test Knowledge Test Guide SN 050-007-01272-1
Standards (2003) (AFS-630) (6/1/99) (AFS-630)
Designed as a study manual for Provides information for obtaining FAA-H-8083-3, Airplane Flying
persons preparing for a mechanic authorization to take the flight Handbook (8/23/99) (AFS-630)
certificate with airframe ratings. engineer knowledge tests. Introduces the basic skills that are
SN 050-007-01357-4 SN 050-007-01261-6 essential for pilots; also provides
information on transitioning to other
4FAA-S-8081-28 Aviation FAA-G-8082-11 Inspection aircraft and the operation of various
Mechanic Powerplant Practical Authorization Knowledge Test aircraft systems.
Test Standards (2003) (AFS-630) Guide SN 050-007-01274-8
Designed as a study manual for (7/13/99) (AFS-630)
persons preparing for a mechanic Provides information for obtaining FAA-H-8083-9 Aviation
certificate with powerplant ratings. authorization to take the inspection Instructor’s Handbook
SN 050-007-01354-0 authorization knowledge test. (9/27/99) (AFS-630)
SN 050-007-01268-3 Designed for ground instructors,
flight instructors, and aviation
FAA KNOWLEDGE maintenance instructors. Provides a
FAA-G-8082-13 Instrument Rating foundation for beginning instructors
TEST GUIDES to understand and apply fundamentals
Knowledge Test Guide
(6/1/99) (AFS-630) of instructing.
FAA-G-8082-1 Airline Transport SN 050-011-00079-8
Pilot, Aircraft Dispatcher, and
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FAA-H-8083-11 Balloon Flying Provides basic knowledge essential National Airspace System . The data
Handbook (5/9/01) (AFS-600) for pilots. is from the FAA-operated Airport
The Balloon Flying Handbook SN 050-007-01362-1 Traffic Control Towers, Air Route
introduces the basic pilot knowledge Traffic Control Centers, Flight
and skills that are essential for Service Stations, and Approach
piloting balloons. It introduces pilots Control Facilities. (APO-110).
to the broad spectrum of knowledge SN 050-007-01145-8
that will be needed as they progress in FAA-H-8083-27 Student Pilot FAA Aviation Forecasts–Fiscal
their pilot training. This handbook is Guide (6/15/99) (AFS-630) Years 2002-2003 FAA-APO-100
for student pilots, as well as those A guide for prospective student pilots (4/02)
pursuing more advanced pilot and those already engaged in flight Provides forecasts of aviation at
certificates. training. It presents in a “how to go Federal Aviation Administration
SN 050-007-01313-2 about it” style general procedures for facilities. (APO-110).
obtaining a Student, Private, and SN 050-007-01323-0
FAA-H-8083-13 Glider Flying Recreational Certificates.
Handbook (2003) (AFS-630) SN 050-007-01265-9 FAA Aviation News
Provides a technical manual for Copies available from Supt. Docs.
applicants who are preparing for (AFS-805)
glider category rating and for MISCELLANEOUS SN 750-002-00000-5
currently certificated glider pilots CATEGORY
who wish to improve their FAA Organizational Directory
knowledge. (Current Edition)
Aviation Weather System Plan
SN 050-007-01350-7 Title self explanatory. Issued bi-
(October 1985)
annually. (APF-100)
Describes the present aviation
FAA-H-8083-15 SN-050-007-01314-1
weather system, assesses airspace
Instrument Flying Hanbook
requirements, defines the
(1/18/01) (AFS-630) Flight Check: The Story of Flight
requirements for the aviation weather
The Instrument Flying Handbook is Inspection (1993)
system, and details and development-
designed for instrument flight Covers the history of the flight
al programs to support
instructors and pilots preparing for inspection program from its inception
implementation of a national aviation
instrument rating tests. Instructors to today. ($19.00 Supt. Docs.)
weather system. State aviation
may find this handbook a valuable SN 050-007-01010-9
weather activities and weather
training aid as it includes basic
programs/activities of their
reference material for knowledge Information Resources
Government agencies are also
testing and instrument flight training. Management Plan (IRMP)
described. (APO-4).
SN-050-007-01308-6 (December 1989)
SN 050-007-00726-4
Vol. I: Strategic Overview-
FAA-H-8083-19 Plane Sense (Not being published this year)
Bonfires to Beacons: Federal Civil
(8/23/99) (AFS-630)
Aviation Policy Under the Air
Acquaints the owner or prospective Vol. II: Systems Plan FY 89 - FY 93
Commerce Act, 1926-1938.
owner with some fundamental (5-year plan)–focuses on a 5-year
Examines the background to the
information on the requirements for planning horizon and includes
passage of the first Federal civil
owning and operating a private funding requirements for specific
aviation regulatory stature in 1926.
airplane. projects for each of the 5 years. The
(APA-4).
project summaries and ongoing
SN 050-007-00419-2
FAA-H-8083-21 Rotorcraft Flying systems fact sheets reflect the status
Handbook (2/10/00) (AFS-630) of the IRMP planning data base as of
The Cutting Air Crash.
A technical manual for applicants October 1989. Volume II. (AIT-200)
Analyzes the political repercussions
who are preparing for their private, SN 050-007-00872-4
that followed the death of Senator
commercial, or flight instructor
Bronson Cutting of New Mexico in
certificate with a helicopter or
an air crash in 1935. (APA-4).
gyroplane class rating.
SN 050-007-00677-2
SN 050-011-00080-1
FAA Air Traffic Activity FY 94.
4FAA-H-8083-25 Pilot’s
Furnishes terminal and en route air
Handbook of Aeronautical
traffic activity information (i.e.,
Knowledge (12/03) (AFS-630)
operations, flight plans filed) of the
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129 Operations of Foreign Air Carriers _____
1 Definitions and Abbreviations _____ 133 Rotorcraft External-Load Opera tions _____
135 Air Taxi Operators and Commercial Operators_____
10 PROCEDURAL RULES_____ 137 Agricultural Aircraft Operations
11 General Rule-Making Procedures_____ 139 Certification and Operations: Land Airports Serving CAB-Certificated Air
13 Investigation and Enforcement Procedures_____ Carriers_____
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