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AirworthinessBrief N0042121R0077 Industry Day.pdf
Posted: July 6, 2021
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This presentation is titled "Airworthiness Brief N0042121R0077 Industry Day" and was presented on May 18, 2021, in Charlotte, NC. The presentation covers the topic of CAS aircraft airworthiness and focuses on obtaining Navy flight clearances. It explains the process of getting a Navy flight clearance, including elements such as contracts, PAO assessment/determination, physical configuration audit, interim flight clearance, and continuing airworthiness.
The document details the requirements for flight clearance data, wiring assessment, EMC soft and RADHAZ testing, and references. It also discusses the importance of early communication and coordination among stakeholders for successful clearance processes. Additionally, it outlines the testing and assessment requirements prior to IFC release, emphasizing the evaluation of mission-specific electronic equipment and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
The document details the requirements for flight clearance data, wiring assessment, EMC soft and RADHAZ testing, and references. It also discusses the importance of early communication and coordination among stakeholders for successful clearance processes. Additionally, it outlines the testing and assessment requirements prior to IFC release, emphasizing the evaluation of mission-specific electronic equipment and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
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