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    Faasteam Special Emphasis Program: Comprehensive Airworthiness Checklist

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    This document provides a comprehensive airworthiness checklist for aircraft operating under FAR Part 91. It lists over 20 items that must be verified to render an airworthiness determination, including the airworthiness certificate, registration certificate, aircraft flight manual, status of airworthiness directives, inspection times, ELT battery date, transponder and altimeter inspections. It defines airworthy as an aircraft that conforms to its type design and is in condition for safe operation. The purpose is to aid pilots and increase awareness of responsibilities related to determining an aircraft's airworthiness.

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    This document provides a comprehensive airworthiness checklist for aircraft operating under FAR Part 91. It lists over 20 items that must be verified to render an airworthiness determination, including the airworthiness certificate, registration certificate, aircraft flight manual, status of airworthiness directives, inspection times, ELT battery date, transponder and altimeter inspections. It defines airworthy as an aircraft that conforms to its type design and is in condition for safe operation. The purpose is to aid pilots and increase awareness of responsibilities related to determining an aircraft's airworthiness.

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    This document provides a comprehensive airworthiness checklist for aircraft operating under FAR Part 91. It lists over 20 items that must be verified to render an airworthiness determination, including the airworthiness certificate, registration certificate, aircraft flight manual, status of airworthiness directives, inspection times, ELT battery date, transponder and altimeter inspections. It defines airworthy as an aircraft that conforms to its type design and is in condition for safe operation. The purpose is to aid pilots and increase awareness of responsibilities related to determining an aircraft's airworthiness.

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    Faasteam Special Emphasis Program: Comprehensive Airworthiness Checklist

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    This document provides a comprehensive airworthiness checklist for aircraft operating under FAR Part 91. It lists over 20 items that must be verified to render an airworthiness determination, including the airworthiness certificate, registration certificate, aircraft flight manual, status of airworthiness directives, inspection times, ELT battery date, transponder and altimeter inspections. It defines airworthy as an aircraft that conforms to its type design and is in condition for safe operation. The purpose is to aid pilots and increase awareness of responsibilities related to determining an aircraft's airworthiness.

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    FAASTeam SPECIAL EMPHASIS PROGRAM

    COMPREHENSIVE AIRWORTHINESS CHECKLIST

    Aircraft:________________Reg#:_____________S/N:_________

    “14 CFR Part 91.403 (a) The owner or operator of an aircraft is primarily responsible for
    maintaining that aircraft in an airworthy condition, including compliance with Part 39.”

    The following items must be verified and current in order to render an 'Airworthiness'
    determination on a civil aircraft operating FAR Part 91.

    ______ Airworthiness Certificate (original) - Ref. FAR 91.203


    ______ Registration Certificate (current) - Ref. FAR 91.203
    ______ Radio Operator License (Int'I flts) - Ref. 47 CFR 87.18 (FCC reg)
    ______ Aircraft Flight Manual or Pilot Operating Handbook (current revision) including
    current weight and balance data and supplements - Ref. FAR 21.5, 91.9
    ______ Current status listing of all applicable Airworthiness Directives including time
    and/or date of recurring action - Ref. FAR 91.417, FAR 39
    ______ Inspection time/date due, Annual/100 hour/progressive event- Ref. FAR 91.409/417
    ______ ELT - battery due date - Ref. FAR 91.207 (c) (50 NM radius)
    ______ ELT - inspection within last 12 months - Ref. FAR 91.207 (d)
    ______ VOR equipment check for IFR operation - Ref. FAR 91.171 (lFR)
    ______ Compass Deviation Card - Ref. POH, CAR 3.758 - FAR 23, 25, 27, 29
    ______ Static System Inspection certification - Ref. FAR 91.411 (IFR)
    ______ Altimeter Inspection certification - Ref. FAR 91.411 (IFR)
    ______ Transponder Inspection certification - Ref. FAR 91.413 (ATC)
    ______ Current Status of Life-limited parts per T.C.D.S. - Ref. FAR 91.417
    ______ FAA Form 337's for alterations - Ref. FAR 91.417
    ______ Inoperative Equipment certifications - Ref. FAR 91.213
    ______ External Data Plate - Ref. FAR 45.11

    "Airworthy" means an aircraft (and component parts) conforms to its type design
    AND is in condition for safe operation. (References: Public Law 103-272, Section 44704,
    FAR 3.5, FAR 21.31, FAR 21.41, FAR 21.183, AC43.13-1B glossary, FAA Form 8100-2)

    Fellow airmen: This general checklist is a living document and references were current at the time of this
    revision. It was not developed or intended to be an 'end-all' checklist for flight planning purposes. The
    purpose of this checklist list is to aid the airman and to increase industry awareness of the associated
    responsibilities with the term "airworthy". The decision to accept an aircraft in its' present condition rests
    with the Pilot-In-Command. Constructive criticism of this content is welcome and encouraged. At least
    then we know you are putting some thought into the matter.

    Have a Safe Flight!


    Revision date: 03/09/2021

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