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Primary ADIRS channel 1 failed; aircraft relying on remaining or standby navigation sources in accordance with MEL.
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Primary ADIRS channel 1 failed; aircraft relying on remaining or standby navigation sources in accordance with MEL.
View termIndependent backup ADIRU providing attitude, heading, and air-data when primary systems are degraded or failed.
View termThe specific maintenance or operational step taken to resolve a defect, discrepancy, or deferred item as documented in the logbook or MEL.
View termMaintenance inspection not aligned with normal cycle, scheduled according to special interval or condition.
View termOngoing process of assessing system or component health through data and trend analysis to guide maintenance decisions.
View termFormal written declaration by licensed engineer that aircraft or component is airworthy and fit for return to operation.
View termThe condition in which the aircraft’s brake components have undergone material loss due to repeated use, requiring monitoring and possible replacement if limits are exceeded.
View termStandardized reference number identifying aircraft system/component according to the ATA 100/2200 maintenance coding system.
View termUnique identifier of a maintenance work card specifying approved procedures for inspection, repair, or modification.
View termA formally approved variation from the aircraft’s standard configuration as specified in the Configuration Deviation List (CDL), which may permit flight with certain external parts missing or inoperative.
View termAn authorized variation from standard aircraft configuration or equipment status, documented for legal dispatch of a flight.
View termA formal process allowing a non-essential inoperative item to be left unrepaired for a specified time under MEL/CDL limits.
View termA temporary update to operational or maintenance procedures, issued before the next official revision, to address urgent safety, regulatory, or operational requirements. Used in documentation and flight operations until formal revision is published.
View termFormal approval to extend the allowable period for repair of a deferred defect beyond original MEL interval.
View termA required action by maintenance personnel to address an MEL/CDL item, often prerequisite for dispatch or rectification.
View termA mandatory action or set of actions required by flight crew to safely operate an aircraft system, especially with an MEL/CDL item.
View termRestrictive condition under which an aircraft may be dispatched due to system defect or MEL, affecting allowable operation.
View termA discrepancy, malfunction, or abnormality reported by crew and recorded in the aircraft cabin log for maintenance attention, typically affecting passenger or crew services and requiring rectification before or after flight.
View termMandatory maintenance or modification order issued by the operator or manufacturer, applicable to an entire fleet.
View termError between magnetic compass indication and actual magnetic heading exceeding permissible limits; requires calibration swing.
View termMaintenance action deferred because required replacement part is not yet available in inventory or supply chain.
View termThe maximum period permitted by the MEL for rectifying an inoperative item before mandatory maintenance is required.
View termFormal modification or repair directive implemented and documented by engineering, referenced in aircraft technical records.
View termPrimary automatic pressurization channel failed; crew managing cabin differential in manual mode per QRH procedures.
View termIndicates requirement for an operational or systems test to confirm correct function of a repaired or replaced item.
View termFurther diagnostic action needed to isolate cause of technical fault or failure not resolved by initial inspection.
View termStandard operating sequence unavailable; crew must follow officially published alternate or contingency checklist.
View termFlight-deck seat fails to lock, adjust, or retract, potentially compromising crew safety and requiring MEL evaluation.
View termDocumented evidence that all steps of an assigned maintenance task card have been performed and signed off.
View termMandatory compliance record entered in technical log documenting completion of authority-issued safety directive.
View termWritten record in technical log noting operational effects or limitations resulting from an aircraft defect, MEL, or deferred item.
View termManufacturer’s recommended modification or inspection not yet incorporated; outstanding action listed in maintenance records.
View termA Minimum Equipment List category requiring rectification of an inoperative item within a time period specified in the MEL, usually before next flight.
View termA Minimum Equipment List category requiring rectification of an inoperative item within three consecutive calendar days, excluding the day of discovery.
View termA Minimum Equipment List category requiring rectification of an inoperative item within ten consecutive calendar days, excluding the day of discovery.
View termA Minimum Equipment List category requiring rectification of an inoperative item within 120 consecutive calendar days, excluding the day of discovery.
View termIndicates that the fluid level in a hydraulic reservoir is below the specified minimum for safe system operation.
View termAuthorization for a flight to dispatch with the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) operating or required, usually due to ground power limitations or MEL stipulations.
View termAn official sign or label installed in the cockpit or cabin to indicate equipment limitations, status, or required procedures per MEL or CDL.
View termProtective pitot-tube cover still fitted, blocking dynamic-pressure input and rendering airspeed indications unreliable.
View termA condition where the antiskid braking system is not operational, requiring alternate braking procedures and possible performance penalties.
View termAn official document specifying permissible aircraft configuration deviations that do not affect safe flight, used for dispatch with non-standard configurations.
View termAn entry in the Configuration Deviation List authorizing dispatch with specific external or configuration deviations, within specified limitations.
View termAn authorized deviation from aircraft configuration detailed in the Configuration Deviation List, permitting dispatch with specific missing or inoperative external parts.
View termA maintenance log entry documenting unscheduled or unexpected technical issues or discrepancies detected during aircraft operations, requiring attention beyond regular or planned maintenance.
View termA recurring defect or observation required to be checked, recorded, or repeated at intervals specified in the MEL or logbook.
View termAn inoperative or missing item which, according to MEL or regulatory requirements, prevents the aircraft from being legally dispatched.
View termA formal record in the aircraft technical log documenting the status, action, or deferral of an MEL/CDL item for legal and maintenance tracking.
View termAn approved document listing the minimum equipment required for safe operation of an aircraft, permitting specified inoperative items under controlled conditions.
View termThe Minimum Equipment List applicable to extended-range (ETOPS) flights, specifying the minimum required equipment for oceanic and remote area operations.
View termThe MEL approved by the state of the operator, tailored to specific airline operations, listing minimum equipment required for dispatch.
View termWritten logbook entry by flight crew describing observed technical defect or malfunction requiring maintenance action.
View termA formal record noting a defect which has been deferred under MEL/CDL procedures, including details of rectification plan and interval.
View termOfficial report filed to aviation authority documenting significant aircraft/system in-service malfunction, defect, or repeated failure.
View termMalfunction of wing or engine anti-ice valve preventing hot-air flow, compromising ice protection and requiring flight profile adjustment.
View termPrimary VHF radio channel 1 is not functional, requiring use of alternate radio or backup for ATC communications.
View termCentralized department overseeing aircraft technical status, defect clearance, and authorizing maintenance actions and MEL deferrals.
View termThe procedure of starting an engine during flight, often due to engine flameout or following maintenance.
View termA system status where one or more spoiler panels are intentionally or automatically rendered inoperative for the flight.
View termCockpit switch or placard indicating an MEL-approved deferred maintenance item that must not be activated in flight.
View termInflatable escape slide at an aircraft door unserviceable, precluding passenger carriage until rectified or deferred per MEL.
View termA unique identifier assigned to a deferred defect, MEL/CDL item, or maintenance entry for tracking and compliance.
View termAuthority granted to reposition an aircraft without revenue passengers, often under MEL limitations, to maintenance or delivery point.
View termInternal crew communication system not functioning, affecting cockpit-cabin coordination and triggering MEL action.
View termThe essential items that must be serviceable for an aircraft to be dispatched under the MEL; if not available, flight is not permitted.
View termRequired PBE smoke-hood absent from crew station or galley, violating safety regulations until replaced.
View termEquipment or furnishings that are not essential for the airworthiness or safety of the flight and may be deferred.
View termEquipment and furnishings that are not required for safe operation or regulatory compliance and may be inoperative without affecting dispatch eligibility.
View termAircraft auxiliary power unit (APU) generator not providing electrical power, requiring external source for ground operations and start.
View termThe aircraft’s transponder is not transmitting, impacting radar identification and requiring ATC notification and alternate procedures.
View termIndicates a failure of an air-conditioning pack, possibly affecting cabin pressurization and requiring MEL compliance before dispatch.
View termThe thrust reverser mechanism cannot be deployed, requiring alternative braking methods and possibly affecting landing performance.
View termA maintenance log entry confirming replenishment of expendable items such as oil, hydraulic fluid, or oxygen.
View termA take-off performed with engine bleed air turned off to optimize thrust, typically when performance-limited.
View termPost-maintenance air test conducted to verify aircraft performance and systems before return to commercial service.
View termA sequence of successive flights where certain MEL/CDL items may remain deferred or require repeated checks as specified.
View termPre-planned replacement of a part or system component at a specified interval or due time according to maintenance schedule.
View termPre-planned replacement of an aircraft component at specific intervals in accordance with the maintenance schedule.
View termRequired passenger flotation device absent from its assigned seat location, rendering that position unserviceable until replaced in accordance with the MEL.
View termStatic electricity discharge wick absent from wing or control surface, potentially increasing radio interference until replaced.
View termA formal document or electronic record certifying an aircraft’s airworthiness and readiness for flight after maintenance actions or inspections, required to be completed and signed by authorized personnel before each departure.
View termAn increase in operational weight or a reduction in allowable weight imposed due to specific inoperative equipment or configuration deviations.
View termA reduction in aircraft performance, such as climb, takeoff, or landing, resulting from inoperative systems or configuration deviations.
View termNotification that a scheduled inspection interval will be reached within a short time frame, requiring planning.
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