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The document outlines the application process for the change of ownership and registration of an aircraft in South Africa. It includes contact information for the Civil Aviation Authority, details on required supporting documents, payment instructions, and specific guidelines for certification by a Commissioner of Oaths or Notary Public. The application must be submitted within 30 days of ownership transfer, and it specifies the necessary documentation based on the legal status of the new owner.

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What are the required aircraft inspections under part 91?

A. Annual and 100-Hour Inspections. Annual and 100-hour inspections must be accomplished using a checklist as required by 14 CFR part 43, 43.15(c). The checklist must include the scope and detail of part 43 appendix D, at a minimum.

What inspections are required for VFR flight?

All airplanes need 5 things for VFR flight: Annual inspection, 100-hour inspection (if used in commercial service, i.e. rental), transponder certification, ELT inspection and a current ELT battery, and Page 2 2 airworthiness directives have to be complied with.

Under what condition does a 100 hour inspection have to be performed addition to annual?

The 100-hour inspection is required for aircraft: That carry any person (other than a crew member) for hire; or. That are provided by any person giving flight instruction for hire.

What constitutes the need for a 100 HR inspection in addition to the annual inspections?

This inspection is required for aircraft that are used for commercial operations or for hire, such as flight schools, air charter services, or rental planes. If the aircraft is operated for compensation, it must undergo a 100-hour inspection for every 100 hours of flight time logged.

Can an AP perform an annual inspection?

The inspection can be performed by any licensed AP mechanic, an FAA Approved Repair Station, or by the builder of the airplane provided the builder obtains a Repairmans Certificate from the FAA.

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What determines whether an aircraft must have a 100 hour inspection or an annual inspection?

Annual inspections are required every 12 months for all aircraft. 100-hour inspections are required for aircraft that are operated for hire every 100 flight hours.

What is the 100 hour requirement?

100 Hours In Flight Contrary to what you might believe as implied by the name 100-hour inspection, this safety inspection doesnt take 100 hours to complete. Instead, the name refers to the federal requirement that all passenger aircraft must be inspected after every 100 hours of flight time.

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