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Type Certificate Data Sheet № CT319-<strong>P2006T</strong> Issue 07, 27 th March 2014 Page. 5/6<br />

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16. Airworthiness<br />

limits<br />

17. Required<br />

equipment<br />

Life time limits and other airworthiness limitations are contained in Section B,<br />

Subsection 4: “Airworthiness Limitations” Maintenance Manual, approved by<br />

EASA (AMM Doc. No. 2006/045).<br />

1. In addition to the standard equipment list approved by EASA, the following<br />

equipment must be installed on aircraft:<br />

ADF;<br />

Side-slip indicator (for airplanes with GARMIN G950 EFDS);<br />

Emergency radio operating on 121,5 MHz and located so to be easily<br />

accessible and removable in case of emergency landing. Availability and<br />

installation of emergency radio on board is the responsibility of Operator.<br />

2. All markings and instructions related to emergency equipment, except for<br />

illuminated “EXIT” sign must be written in the language of the State of Operator<br />

and in English language.<br />

18. Noise levels Airplane is approved for <strong>com</strong>pliance with Aviation Regulations, Part 36 (AP-36)<br />

“Aircraft Noise Certification”, Chapter F, Issue 2, and ICAO Annex 16 standards,<br />

Volume 1 “Aviation Noise”, Chapter 10:<br />

Engine Propeller Max. take-off<br />

weight, kg<br />

Rotax 912 S3<br />

Rotax 912 S3<br />

MTV-21-A-C-<br />

F/CF178-05<br />

MTV-21-A-C-<br />

F/CF178-05<br />

Measured<br />

noise level,<br />

dBA<br />

Limit noise<br />

level, dBA<br />

1180 67,07 85,6<br />

1230 72,82 86,2<br />

19. Operational<br />

Limitations<br />

20. Certification<br />

Basis<br />

1. Aircraft is not approved for flights in icing conditions.<br />

2. Day and night IFR and VFR flights are allowed.<br />

3. Cat. I ILS ICAO approaches are allowed in case installation of Fifty Five<br />

X Autopilot is provided.<br />

4. Aircraft operation is allowed at ambient air temperature near the ground<br />

not lower than minus 25°C and not higher than +40°C.<br />

5. Maximum airdrome elevation is 2400 m (8000 ft) pressure altitude.<br />

6. Aircraft can be operated from dry or wet paved airfield, and from<br />

unpaved runway with soil strength not less than 6 kg/cm 2 .<br />

7. Flights over vast water areas are forbidden.<br />

Other limitations are given in the EASA approved AFM, Doc. No.<br />

2006/044 with “Supplement A16 for CIS countries operators” (aircraft<br />

with analog instruments) or in the “Supplement G7 for CIS countries<br />

operators” (aircraft with GARMIN G950 EFDS)<br />

1. Airworthiness Requirements:<br />

Aviation Regulations, Part 23 (AP-23) “Civil light aircraft airworthiness<br />

regulations” through Amendment 4, paragraphs 23.1457 and 25.1459 through<br />

Amendment 5, also Special technical conditions and equivalent safety findings<br />

accepted by EASA and introduced in TCDS of TC № A.185 EASA.<br />

2. Environmental requirements:<br />

Aviation Regulation, Part 36 (AP-36) Chapter F, Issue 2, “Aircraft Noise<br />

Certification” and Annex 16 ICAO, Volume 1 “Aviation Noise”, Chapter 10

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