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AirworthinessBrief N0042123R0002 Industry Day.pdf
Posted: Dec. 19, 2022
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presentation on CAS aircraft airworthiness presented at the N00421-23-R-0002 Industry Day at MCAS Cherry Point by Doug Sherline from the CAS Class Desk. It discusses the NAVAIR IFC (Interim Flight Clearance) process, which provides assurance of airworthiness and safety of flight for Navy aircraft.
The presentation outlines the five primary elements of the USN flight clearance process, including contract, PAO assessment/determination, physical configuration audit, interim flight clearance, and continuing airworthiness. It details the requirements for obtaining a Navy flight clearance, such as PAO missions outside of FAA approved operating limits and the responsibilities of civil operators in ensuring compliance with regulations.
The document emphasizes the importance of thorough assessments, testing, and ongoing oversight to maintain airworthiness throughout the contract period.
The presentation outlines the five primary elements of the USN flight clearance process, including contract, PAO assessment/determination, physical configuration audit, interim flight clearance, and continuing airworthiness. It details the requirements for obtaining a Navy flight clearance, such as PAO missions outside of FAA approved operating limits and the responsibilities of civil operators in ensuring compliance with regulations.
The document emphasizes the importance of thorough assessments, testing, and ongoing oversight to maintain airworthiness throughout the contract period.
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