Development and Use of an Operator's MEL, NEF Program, and CDL for Operations Under 14 CFR Parts 91K, 121, 125, and 135¶
Federal Aviation Administration. (2023). Development and Use of an Operator's MEL, NEF Program, and CDL for Operations Under 14 CFR Parts 91K, 121, 125, and 135.
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Mechanisms¶
- Exception Expiry Date
- The aviation Minimum Equipment List, with its category-based rectification intervals, is a real, safety-critical embodiment of the idea.
This sourceDescribes the aviation Minimum Equipment List as a safety-control system with category-based maximum intervals for rectifying inoperative equipment.
- The aviation Minimum Equipment List, with its category-based rectification intervals, is a real, safety-critical embodiment of the idea.
- Obstruction Register Review
- The canonical instance of a disciplined obstruction register is the Minimum Equipment List.
This sourceDescribes the Minimum Equipment List as an approved, itemized control for operation with specified inoperative equipment under defined conditions.
- The canonical instance of a disciplined obstruction register is the Minimum Equipment List.
- Temporary Deviation Permit
- Aviation's Minimum Equipment List
This sourceRequires MEL deferrals to operate within a limited, defined period and under specific conditions and limitations rather than indefinitely.
- Aviation's Minimum Equipment List
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