Airbus C295 Safety Watch
Every AD of the C295, updated every 7 days, filtered by your aircraft's serial number (MSN).
For Part-66 Licensed Engineers · CAMO staff · Operators · Pilots
Open in AVIOCONTROL APPSWhat it does
All the airworthiness directives of the C-295, and (Transport Canada) of its Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127G engines, read every 7 days from the EASA Safety Publications Tool with their status (in force, superseded, revised) and the link to the official document. Enter your aircraft's model, MSN, engines and configuration: each AD is marked applicable, to review or not applicable, with the reason. Record the compliance and export the AD status list to Excel or PDF.
Individual app: each person keeps their own aircraft in their account; the AD and occurrence database is common to all users and updated automatically every 7 days.
How to use it
- Press Add or edit aircraft (or open My aircraft) and enter the Registration, Model, Serial number (S/N), Engine and any installed part numbers to check, then press Save aircraft.
- Enter the Engine S/Ns (engine 1 to 2, comma separated); if the engines are of different models, tick Engines of different models installed (intermix) and choose each one.
- Choose the aircraft in the Aircraft selector at the top, or press Select in My aircraft: the Directives tab marks each AD APPLICABLE, REVIEW or NOT APPLICABLE for its serial number and configuration.
- For ADs marked REVIEW, answer the questions with Yes, No or Don't know, and open Applicability, reason and documents to read the AD text and the AD document (PDF).
- Set Compliance (Complied, Recurring, Not applicable (confirmed)), the Date, Next due and Work order / reference for each AD, and press Save.
- Use the filters (ATA chapter, Status, Applicability, Compliance, Airframe / engine, Authority, Year) or Search (press Enter), and press Excel or PDF to export the AD status list.
- Press Backup to keep a copy of your aircraft and compliance records.