If an AD requires immediate inspection of a component, which action is correct?

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If an AD requires immediate inspection of a component, which action is correct?

When an Airworthiness Directive requires immediate inspection, you must act within the timeframe stated in the directive and document that you have done it. This ensures the aircraft’s safety status is verified promptly and there is a verifiable record showing compliance. Delaying the inspection to the next calendar year, scheduling it for the next major overhaul window, or continuing operation without addressing the directive would leave the aircraft in an unverified state and is not permitted. The only acceptable action is to perform the inspection within the AD’s specified timeframe and record compliance to maintain proper airworthiness documentation.

When an Airworthiness Directive requires immediate inspection, you must act within the timeframe stated in the directive and document that you have done it. This ensures the aircraft’s safety status is verified promptly and there is a verifiable record showing compliance.

Delaying the inspection to the next calendar year, scheduling it for the next major overhaul window, or continuing operation without addressing the directive would leave the aircraft in an unverified state and is not permitted. The only acceptable action is to perform the inspection within the AD’s specified timeframe and record compliance to maintain proper airworthiness documentation.

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