EASA Regulations for Cessna

2 airworthiness directives and regulations affecting Cessna.

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EASA AD US-2018-02-04

Jan 18, 2018

AEROSPACE WELDING MINNEAPOLIS - Engine Exhaust - Muffler - Inspection

Federal Aviation Administration Airworthiness Directive 2018-02-04 is a final rule addressing certain Aerospace Welding Minneapolis, Inc. mufflers, part numbers A1754001-23 and A1754001-25, installed on airplanes including Cessna models. The directive responds to reports of cracks and broken welds in the muffler connecting welds that could allow carbon monoxide exhaust fumes into the cockpit heating system. It mandates inspection and replacement of affected mufflers to ensure airworthiness and safety.

Airworthiness Directive
  • Cessna

EASA SIB 2008-14

Feb 27, 2008

FAA SAIB NE-07-42R1 - Kelly Aerospace Power Systems Turbochargers and related control components

FAA Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin (SAIB) NE-07-42R1 addresses potential discrepancies in turbochargers and related control components overhauled by Statesville AeroTech Services between January 2005 and June 22, 2007. Affected aircraft include various models from Beechcraft, Cessna, Columbia, Commander, Lancair, Mooney, and Piper equipped with turbocharged engines. The bulletin highlights concerns about incomplete overhaul processes that may impact engine performance and component reliability.

Safety Information Bulletin
  • Beechcraft
  • Cessna
  • Columbia
  • Commander
  • Lancair
  • Mooney
  • Piper