To view this page ensure that Adobe Flash Player version 9.0.124 or greater is installed. m CAUTION: Keep in mind that as a result of repairs or alterations, such as replacing radios and installing speed kits, it may be necessary to amend the weight and balance report, equipment list, flight manual, etc. logbooks Most maintenance performed on an aircraft is recor-ded in the aircraft logbooks. As an aircraft owner, it is important to ensure that your aircraft’s logbooks are complete and up to date at all times. The aircraft logbooks outline the maintenance history of your air-craft, and any prospective buyer will want to review the aircraft and all maintenance performed. In addi-tion, any A&P or certificated repair station performing maintenance on your aircraft will want to review the prior maintenance performed on the aircraft. Airworthiness directives An aircraft owner is required to comply with all applicable ADs issued by the FAA for his or her aircraft. The FAA issues ADs to notify aircraft owners and other interested persons of unsafe conditions and to specify the corrective action required, including conditions under which the aircraft may continue to be operated. The aircraft’s maintenance records should indicate the current status of all applicable ADs, including for each: . AD number, . . .
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