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CAP2400: The Airworthiness Code

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The Airworthiness Code for Maintenance is intended to provide practical guidance on the key airworthiness topics for owners and operators of general aviation aircraft. The publication primarily addresses:

> Part 21 aeroplanes and rotorcraft subject to the Part-ML regulation; and
> Part 21 aircraft operating on an enduring permit to fly.

The Airworthiness Code is available as:

CAP2400P PDF for easy printing
CAP2400S PDF with easy navigation for on-screen use

Updates between published editions will be listed on The Airworthiness Code webpage.

Status:
Current
Review comment:
-
Version:
1
Version date:
04-Oct-2022

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