Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Seclect type of report

  • Document No.

  • Part M/G Approval No. : CH.MG.XXXX

  • Aircraft Type

  • Registration

  • Serial Number

  • Inspector

  • Contact Details

  • Telephone Contact

Section 1. CAMO and Review details

Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation Details performing the review

  • Name: CAMO 24

  • Address:

Airworthiness Review Inspector Details

  • Record Review Location
  • Record Review Date

  • Physical Review Location
  • Physical Review Date

  • If required by the authority, the aircraft can be seen at:

  • Location
  • From:

  • To:

  • Part-145 (MOE) hosting organisation:

Section 2. Owner / Lessee Details

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  • Name:

  • Address:

Section 3. Subpart G Organisation

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  • Name:

  • Address:

  • Approval Certificate evidenced & valid?

Section 4. Aircraft Status

Any Organisation or persons involved in maintenance activities since last ARC

  • Name, Place, Appr. Nr.:

  • Name, Place, Appr. Nr.:

  • Name, Place, Appr. Nr.:

  • Name, Place, Appr. Nr.:

  • Name, Place, Appr. Nr.:

  • Name, Place, Appr. Nr.:

  • Name, Place, Appr. Nr.:

Section 5. Airworthiness Review Certificate Request

  • The undersigned Operators representative is requesting the issue of an ARC in accordance with AMC M.A. 901 (d)

  • Company

  • Name:

  • Function:

  • Place:

  • Date:

  • Signature:

Section 6. Aircraft, Engine(s) & Propeller(s) Details

Aircraft

  • Manufacturer / Type:

  • Serial Number:

  • Total Hours

  • Total Cycles

Engine(s)

  • Manufacturer / Type:

Engine No. 1

  • Engine #1 S/N:

  • Total Hours

  • Total Cycles

Engine No. 2

  • Engine #2 S/N:

  • Total Hours

  • Total Cycles

Engine No. 3

  • Engine #3 S/N:

  • Total Hours

  • Total Cycles

Engine No. 4

  • Engine #4 S/N:

  • Total Hours

  • Total Cycles

Propeller / Rotor Blades

  • Manufacturer / Type:

Propeller / Blade No. 1

  • Propeller / Blade #1 S/N:

  • Total Hours

  • Total Cycles

Propeller / Blade No. 2

  • Propeller / Blade #2 S/N:

  • Total Hours

  • Total Cycles

Propeller / Blade No. 3

  • Propeller / Blade #3 S/N:

  • Total Hours

  • Total Cycles

Propeller / Blade No. 4

  • Propeller / Blade #4 S/N:

  • Total Hours

  • Total Cycles

APU

  • Manufacturer / Type

APU

  • APU S/N:

  • Total Hours

  • Total Cycles

Section 7. Records Review

Records Review Items - Document current and/or complete

  • The remarks show Number / Issue Date / Expiry Date and/or Revision No.

  • 1. Certificate of Registration

  • 2. Certificate of Airworthiness

  • 3. Airworthiness Review Certificate (ARC)

  • 4. Noise Certificate

  • 5. Air Operator’s Certificate

  • 6. Aircraft Radio License

  • 7. Certificate of third party liability insurance on earth

  • 8. Certificate in respect of liability for passengers

  • 9. AFM Status

  • 10. AFM Supplements

  • 11. MEL

  • 12. Maintenance Program (MP)

  • 13. Equipment List

  • 14. Aircraft TC Data Sheet

  • 15. Engine TC Data Sheet

  • 16. Propeller TC Data Sheet

  • 17. Noise TC Data Sheet.

  • 18. AD status (refer to Section 10 for checked samples)

  • 19. Manufacturer Instructions status (SB, ASC etc.)

  • 20. Modification status / approvals (as applicable)

  • 21. Repair status / approvals (if applicable)

  • 22. List of service life limited component and applicable log cards

  • 23. Aircraft Journey - Technical Log<br>(Tech-Logs since the last Airworthiness Review (minimum at least 5 per year))

  • 24. Work packages & EASA Form 1 or equivalent (refer to Section 11 for checked samples)

  • 25. Verify that technical log system contains all outstanding deferred defect rectifications that affect the operation of the aircraft.

  • 26. Known defects have been corrected or carried forward in controlled manner?

  • 27. Accident/incident report (review all reports since the last Airworthiness Review)

  • 28. Additional requirements<br>(National, Import from third country, etc.)

  • 29. In case of an Import Recommendation in addition to the above listed the followings are taken into consideration:<br>1.1 The information from third country authorities such as export certificates, primary authority information;<br>2.1 The maintenance needed for import, such as<br>embodiment of modifications needed to comply with EASA type certificate, bridging check to comply with the new maintenance program<br>3.1 Check flight

Section 8. Physical Survey

  • If a task is completed it shall be marked as yes, meaning also no findings. Otherwise no can be selected and a finding with associated task or comments may be inserted.
    A finding overview can be found in Section 12 and in Action Items listing (AIL) Section with actual closure status of each item.

1. Operator’s Technical Log System (M.A.306) (CAT only)

  • 1.1. Verify that technical logs contain details of all information considered necessary to ensure continued flight safety.

  • Finding?

  • 1.2. Verify that the current aircraft certificate of release to service is available.

  • Finding?

2. Cockpit / Flight Deck Inspection of Aircraft & Helicopter

  • 2.1. Check General Condition.

  • Finding?

  • 2.2. Verify Certificates / Registration Documentation currency and validity.

  • Finding?

  • 2.3. Verify that Manuals (AFM, POH, QRH, Checklist etc.) are available and current.

  • Finding?

  • 2.4. All applicable Markings and Placards are installed.

  • Finding?

  • 2.5. Verify the availability of a current Mass and Balance Report.

  • Finding?

  • 2.6. Minimum Equipment List (if applicable).

  • Finding?

  • 2.7. Check that a Hold Item List is available (if applicable).

  • Finding?

  • 2.8. Aeroplanes are equipped with at least one Hand Fire Extinguisher in the flight crew compartment. Check inspection and expiration dates.

  • Finding?

  • 2.9. Verify location and date of crew Life Vests.

  • Finding?

  • 2.10. Crew Safety Belts has upper torso restraint and single point release.

  • Finding?

  • 2.11. Verify that crew Oxygen Equipment / PBE(s) are available and conveniently located.

  • Finding?

  • 2.12. Verify the availability of readily accessible of operational independent portable light (flashlight) for each required crew member when seated at their designated station.

  • Finding?

  • 2.13. Verify the available and proper storage of Smoke Goggle(s).

  • Finding?

  • 2.14. Verify that the aircraft is equipped with a headset with a boom or throat microphone or equivalent for each flight crew member at their assigned station in the flight crew compartment.

  • Finding?

  • 2.15. Aircraft with an MCTOM of more than 5700 kg or with a MOPSC of more than nine shall be equipped with at least one crash axe or crowbar located in the flight crew compartment. In cases of Aeroplanes with MOPSC of more than 200, an additional crash axe or crowbar shall be installed in or near the rearmost galley area. Verify that crash axes and crowbars located in the passenger compartment are not visible to passengers.

  • Finding?

  • 2.16. Verify that all databases such as NAV database and Charts are updated and current.

  • Finding?

3. Cabin Inspection of Aircraft & Helicopter

  • 3.1. Check General Condition of cabin, toilet and baggage compartment

  • Finding?

  • 3.2. All applicable Markings and Placards are installed (fasten seat belts, no smoking, compartment weight limitation, etc.)

  • Finding?

  • 3.3. Verify the availability of Safety Instructions or Emergency Briefing Cards for all passengers

  • Finding?

  • 3.4. Aeroplanes is equipped with applicable number of First Aid Kit(s)<br>0 – 100 Passengers – 1 Kit<br>101 – 200 Passengers – 2 Kits<br>201 – 300 Passengers – 3 Kits<br>301 – 400 Passengers – 4 Kits<br>401 – 500 Passengers – 5 Kits<br>501 or more Passengers – 6 Kits

  • Finding?

  • 3.5. Aeroplane is equipped with the appropriate number of Hand Fire Extinguisher conveniently located. Check inspection and expiration date:<br>MOPSC 7 – 30 – 1 Extinguisher<br>MOPSC 31 – 60 – 2 Extinguishers<br>MOPSC 61 – 200 – 3 Extinguishers<br>MOPSC 201 – 300 – 4 Extinguishers<br>MOPSC 301 – 400 – 5 Extinguishers<br>MOPSC 401 – 500 – 6 Extinguishers<br>MOPSC 501 – 600 – 7 Extinguishers<br>MOPSC 601 or more – 8 Extinguishers

  • Finding?

  • 3.6. Aeroplanes with an MOPSC of more than 30, shall be equipped with an emergency medical kit, when any point on the planned route is more than 60min flying time at normal speed from any aerodrome at which qualified medical assistance could be expected to be available.

  • Finding?

  • 3.7. Aircraft is equipped with Seat Belt on each passenger seat and restraining belts for each berth except Aeroplanes with MCTOM of 5700 kg or less and MOPSC of less than nine should have a seat belt with upper torso restrain system.

  • Finding?

  • 3.8. Aeroplanes operating over water are equipped with Life-Jackets or Individual Flotation Devices for each person on board

  • Finding?

  • 3.9. Aircraft operating over water at a distance away from land not suitable (120 minutes cruising speed or 400 NM, whichever is lesser for Aeroplanes capable of continuing the flight to an aerodrome with the critical engine(s) becoming inoperative at any point alone the route or planned diversion. For all other Aeroplanes, 30 minutes cruising speed or 100 NM whichever is less) for making an emergency landing is equipped with the sufficient number of Life Rafts to carry all persons on board and being sufficient to accommodate all survivors in the event of a loss of one raft of the largest rated capacity.

  • Finding?

  • 3.9. Aircraft operating over water at a distance away from land not suitable (120 minutes cruising speed or 400 NM, whichever is lesser for Aeroplanes capable of continuing the flight to an aerodrome with the critical engine(s) becoming inoperative at any point alone the route or planned diversion. For all other Aeroplanes, 30 minutes cruising speed or 100 NM whichever is less) for making an emergency landing is equipped with the sufficient number of Life Rafts to carry all persons on board and being sufficient to accommodate all survivors in the event of a loss of one raft of the largest rated capacity.

  • Finding?

  • 3.11. Aeroplane is equipped with MOPSC of nine or more is equipped with Emergency Lighting System (if applicable) with an independent power supply.

  • Finding?

  • 3.12. Pressurized aeroplanes are equipped with the appropriate oxygen supply (cabin crew and passengers) and PBE (if applicable)

  • Finding?

4. EXTERIOR INSPECTION OF AIRCRAFT

  • 4.1. All applicable Markings and Placards are installed.

  • Finding?

  • 4.2. Check the general condition of the baggage compartment

  • Finding?

  • 4.3. Check doors and hatches for corrosion, cracks, damage, dents and proper fits

  • Finding?

  • 4.4. Check general condition of windshields and windows for chipping, cracking, crazing, delamination, etching and scratches

  • Finding?

  • 4.5. Check for APU, engines, fuselage, wings, gears and wheel well for evidence or leaks (fuel, hydraulic, oil), check wiring for chafing, damage and dirt. Check for cracks, damage, signs of corrosion, structure integrity and missing or improperly secured parts

  • Finding?

  • 4.6. Check antennas for condition and security.

  • Finding?

  • 4.7. Check lights for condensation in lenses, burned out bulbs cracks and damages

  • Finding?

  • 4.8. Check flight controls for cracks, corrosion, dents and unobstructed movement. Inspect for missing, loose or improperly secured parts.

  • Finding?

  • 4.9. Check pitot tubes and static ports for cleanliness, damage and obstructions

  • Finding?

  • 4.10. Check water and waste systems for evidence of blue water leaks

  • Finding?

  • 4.11. Perform general visual inspection of APU, engine cowlings and exhaust areas for damages and signs of overheat.

  • Finding?

  • 4.12. Check refueling and servicing points for proper placarding

  • Finding?

  • 4.13. Check nacelles / pilons for structural integrity, corrosion and dents

  • Finding?

  • 4.14. Check Propellers for damage

  • Finding?

  • 4.15. Check engine structure, performing visual inspection of visible parts of fan, compressor, turbine, engine casing, fan casing, integrity, security, corrosion, dents and visible wear.

  • Finding?

  • 4.16. Check Accessory Compartments to verify installation of CVR, FDR (if applicable), for evidence of corrosion, cracks, damage or leaks as well as missing, lose or improperly secured parts

  • Finding?

  • 4.17. Verify compliance with Airworthiness Approval Requirements (AWO, RVSM, RNAV, BRNAV, PRNAV, RNP5, RNP10, NAT-MNPS, ETOPS, Steep Approach, EFB, etc.)

  • Finding?

5. EXTERIOR INSPECTION OF HELICOPTER

  • 5.1. Exterior Inspection

  • Finding?

  • 5.2. Leaks (General)

  • Finding?

  • 5.3. Engine #1 LH + Cowl. Condition

  • Finding?

  • 5.4. Engine #2 LH + Cowl. Condition

  • Finding?

  • 5.5. Avionics Bay Condition

  • Finding?

  • 5.6. Nav and Ldg Light

  • Finding?

  • 5.7. Ldg Gear / Skids / Skis

  • Finding?

  • 5.8. Main Rotor Head and Mast

  • Finding?

  • 5.9. Main Rotor Blades

  • Finding?

  • 5.10. Main Rotor Gear Box

  • Finding?

  • 5.11. Tail Rotor Boom / Stabilizer Horiz. & Vert.

  • Finding?

  • 5.12. Tail Rotor Blades (Fenestron)

  • Finding?

  • 5.13. Tail Rotor Gear Box

  • Finding?

  • 5.14. Hydraulic Steering Actuators

  • Finding?

  • 5.15. Spot check on S/N and P/N equippment

  • Finding?

  • 5.16. Airframe condition, structure damages, corrosion

  • Finding?

  • 5.17. Antennas

  • Finding?

  • 5.18. Windshields

  • Finding?

  • 5.19. Condition Windows

  • Finding?

  • 5.20. Doors condition (actuator) cockpit (emergency release)

  • Finding?

  • 5.21. Covers / pins complete

  • Finding?

  • 5.22. Type / S/N Plates (Components and Engine Modules)

  • Finding?

  • 5.23. Free moving of all flight controls, throttle controls

  • Finding?

  • 5.24. Pitot tubes condition

  • Finding?

  • 5.25. Static Ports & Area Condition

  • Finding?

  • 5.26. Cargo Compartment, doors

  • Finding?

  • 5.27. Placards and markings

  • Finding?

  • 5.28. Visual inspection of external additional equipment such as mirror, camera, hook etc.

  • Finding?

  • 5.29. Fuel system (fuel pump, leakage, corrosion, friction points)

  • Finding?

  • 5.30. Engine fire extinguishing system (if installed)

  • Finding?

  • 5.31. Air conditioning system (if installed)

  • Finding?

  • 5.32. Refueling and oil servicing placards

  • Finding?

Section 9. Physical Survey - List of inspected parts and components (including life limited parts) during physical survey

Physical Survey - List of inspected parts and components (including life limited parts) during physical survey

Item 1

  • Part Description

  • Part Number

  • Serial Number

  • Installed on Aircraft?

  • Equipment List

Item 2

  • Part Description

  • Part Number

  • Serial Number

  • Installed on Aircraft?

  • Equipment List

Item 3

  • Part Description

  • Part Number

  • Serial Number

  • Installed on Aircraft?

  • Equipment List

Item 4

  • Part Description

  • Part Number

  • Serial Number

  • Installed on Aircraft?

  • Equipment List

Item 5

  • Part Description

  • Part Number

  • Serial Number

  • Installed on Aircraft?

  • Equipment List

Item 6

  • Part Description

  • Part Number

  • Serial Number

  • Installed on Aircraft?

  • Equipment List

Item 7

  • Part Description

  • Part Number

  • Serial Number

  • Installed on Aircraft?

  • Equipment List

Item 8

  • Part Description

  • Part Number

  • Serial Number

  • Installed on Aircraft?

  • Equipment List

Item 9

  • Part Description

  • Part Number

  • Serial Number

  • Installed on Aircraft?

  • Equipment List

Item 10

  • Part Description

  • Part Number

  • Serial Number

  • Installed on Aircraft?

  • Equipment List

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  • Additional items listed?

  • Part Descriptions | Part Numbers | Serial Numbers

  • All Installed on Aircraft?

  • Equipment List

Section 10: List of samples checked AD’s

AD Item 1

  • AD reference number

  • AD comliance status

  • Compliance Date

AD Item 2

  • AD reference number

  • AD comliance status

  • Compliance Date

AD Item 3

  • AD reference number

  • AD comliance status

  • Compliance Date

AD Item 4

  • AD reference number

  • AD comliance status

  • Compliance Date

AD Item 5

  • AD reference number

  • AD comliance status

  • Compliance Date

Section 11: List of samples, checked Work Packages

Work package: Item 1

  • Work package reference number

  • Performing maintenance facility

  • Release Date

Work package: Item 2

  • Work package reference number

  • Performing maintenance facility

  • Release Date

Work package: Item 3

  • Work package reference number

  • Performing maintenance facility

  • Release Date

Work package: Item 4

  • Work package reference number

  • Performing maintenance facility

  • Release Date

Work package: Item 5

  • Work package reference number

  • Performing maintenance facility

  • Release Date

Section 12: Discrepancy report

Finding No. 1

  • Ref. No. and Title

  • Acceptance of corrective actions

  • Compliance Date

  • Signature

Finding No. 2

  • Ref. No. and Title

  • Acceptance of corrective actions

  • Compliance Date

  • Signature

Finding No. 3

  • Ref. No. and Title

  • Acceptance of corrective actions

  • Compliance Date

  • Signature

Finding No. 4

  • Ref. No. and Title

  • Acceptance of corrective actions

  • Compliance Date

  • Signature

Finding No. 5

  • Ref. No. and Title

  • Acceptance of corrective actions

  • Compliance Date

  • Signature

Finding No. 6

  • Ref. No. and Title

  • Acceptance of corrective actions

  • Compliance Date

  • Signature

Finding No. 7

  • Ref. No. and Title

  • Acceptance of corrective actions

  • Compliance Date

  • Signature

Finding No. 8

  • Ref. No. and Title

  • Acceptance of corrective actions

  • Compliance Date

  • Signature

Section 13: Notes / Remarks

  • item 1

  • item 2

  • item 3

  • item 4

  • item 4

  • item 6

  • item 7

Section 14: Compliance Statements

New ARC Issuance / Recommendation to Competent Authority

  • Compliance Statement:
    This is to confirm the performance of the airworthiness review i.a.w. Regulation (EU) 1321/2014 Annex I, Part M, M.A.710(a) and M.A 710(b)(c) and AMC’s thereof.
    Based on the samples taken, it can be assumed that the aircraft in its current configuration complies with the following and is in an airworthy condition on the date of the recommendation was signed:

  • Aircraft Registration

  • On this basis, and pursuant to the Regulation (EU) 1321/2014 of the European Commission for the time being in force, this aircraft can be issued with an Airworthiness Review Certificate by the approved M.A. Subpart I organization, CH.MG.7004.

  • All data is properly entered and certified in the aircraft continuing airworthiness record system and / or in the operators technical log. The issuance of the airworthiness review certificate is recommended to the competent authority.

  • ARS Name & Authorization No.:

  • Date

  • Signature of ARS

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