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COMPLEMENTARY FLIGHT
MANUAL
SECTION
8.4
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CHECKS
THE EXTERNAL AIRCRAFT
INSPECTIONS
(to
be
performed
before
each
flight)
and
the
INSPECTION
ASSOCIATED
WITH THE DAY'S
FLIGHTS
must
be conducted
by a person
qualified
for
performing
maintenance
or
by a pilot
having
undertaken
suitable
training
(*),
refer
to
SECTION 4.
During
daily
inspections,
in
the
event
of
doubt
or
if
a defect
is
identified,
the
pilot
must
report
to
the
person
in
charge
of
maintenance
for
the
action
to
be
taken.
The
acceptance
criteria
for
defects
on
the
items
checked
during
daily
inspections
are
described
in
the
Aircraft
Maintenance
Manual.
.
If
following
daily
inspections,
a detailed
inspection
or maintenance
action
is
required
in
order
to
make
the
aircraft
flightworthy,
this
must
be performed
under
the
responsibility
of
a qualified
aircraft
maintenance
specialist
and
must
be recorded
in
the
aircraft
documentation.
NOTE:
Certain
certification
authorities
may demand
special
qualifications
on
the
part
of
operators.
1
INSPECTION
ASSOCIATED
WITH THE DAY'S
FLIGHTS
1.1
General
This
inspection
is
to
be performed
once
only
either
after
the
last
flight
of
the
day
or
before
the
first
flight
of
the
next
day
of
flying.
The
inspection
associated
with
the
day's
flights
enables
the
aircraft
to
be maintained
in
a condition
suitable
for
performing
another
day
of
flying.
This
consists
in
performing
a visual
or
tactile
check
of
the
condition
of
a component,
or
of
an assembly,
in
order
to
detect
any
defects
which
may be detrimental
to
its
correct
operation
without
recourse
to
special
techniques
or
tooling.
Record
the
total
number
of
Ng and
Nf cycles
performed
during
the
day,
in
the
pilot's
log-book.
.
Pay particular
attention
to
those
operations
identified
by
an
asterisk
(*).
In
the
event
that
the
inspection
associated
with
the
day's
flights
is
performed
immediately
before
a new day
of
flying,
it
replaces
the
external
aircraft
inspections
to
be performed
before
each
flight,
providing
that
it
is
performed
by
the
same person.
After
grounding
for
more
than
one week:
-Perform
an inspection
associated
with
flights
of
the
day
before
resuming
flying.
-Wipe
the
servocontrol
piston
rods
with
a cloth
impregnated
with
operating
fluid
before
moving
the
flight
controls.
.
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