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If a SB is included in an AD, then compliance with that SB is mandatory for continued airworthiness. However, do not ignore recommended or optional SBs. Take note and ask your mechanic to check these items during inspection. Service Bulletins call attention to improvements you should make to enhance your safety.
Form FAA 8070-1 - Service Difficulty Report - Aeronautical Equipment. Form FAA 8070-1 - Service Difficulty Report - Aeronautical Federal Aviation Administration (.gov) forms index.cfm documentID Federal Aviation Administration (.gov) forms index.cfm documentID
The types of ADs include: Emergency Airworthiness Directives (EAD) Airworthiness Directives (AD Rules) AD Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (AD NPRMs)
Form 8010-4 Malfunction or Defect Report - OMB 2120-0003.
Mandatory Service Bulletin means any service bulletin affecting the airworthiness or safety of the Aircraft which is issued by the Manufacturer and compliance with which is required within a defined period of time.
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Compliance with Service Bulletins may or may not be mandatory, but you should never ignore them when it comes to safety. Are Service Bulletins Mandatory? bulletin is not mandatory, you should always pay attention to it as a means to ensure your safety.
145.221 Service difficulty reports. (a) A certificated repair station must report to the FAA within 96 hours after it discovers any serious failure, malfunction, or defect of an article. The report must be in a format acceptable to the FAA.
Service letters dont authorize part installations or provide detailed procedures. They are a source of information, often accompanied by service bulletins or engineering drawings. Although they are optional, they contain critical information and should be addressed.
A Service Bulletin is the document used by manufacturers of aircraft, their engines or their components to communicate details of modifications which can be embodied in aircraft.
These ADs notify aircraft owners and operators of potential unsafe conditions and require special inspections, repairs, or alterations to correct the unsafe condition. Service Bulletins (SB) are notices to aircraft operators from a manufacturer notifying them of a product improvement.

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