STC ST10316SC-D

i INSTRUCTIONS FOR PREPARATION OF FORM 8110-2, STC

1. Import STC. If approving the STC by following the requirements of 14 CFR 21.29, insert the word “IMPORT” immediately below “Supplemental Type Certificate.”

Include data from the foreign Civil Aviation Authority’s original STC to describe the design change and limitations as appropriate.

2. Number. Enter the STC number as obtained from the CPN database tool or equivalent database.

3. Certificate Issued To. Enter the name and street address of the person/company to whom the ACO issues the STC. This information must match exactly the name and street address on the FAA Form 8110-12.

4. Pa r t of t h e Fe d e r al A vi at i on R e gu l at i on s . Enter the applicable Federal Aviation Regulation or its predecessor.

5. Original Product to include Make and Model. Include the TC number and the TC holder’s name or “Make” of the product being altered as shown on the product specification or TCDS. In most cases “Make” is the common name of the type certificate holder. If the entity that holds the rights to the design permits another entity to build that product, the product “Make” would be the product name assigned by the entity that holds rights to the product design. List all applicable models with model designations identical to those on the T CDS. Do not use the M ake-Model-Series description of the or iginal product, unless it has been confirmed with the applicant that this installation eligibility is correct.

6. Description of Type Design Change. Include a description of the design change and identify the controlling document (for example, the Master Drawing List). Include required references as part of the design change, such as AFM supplements, ICA, loading instructions, drawings, drawing lists, and so forth. When producing multiple parts or kits, request the applicant to separate the installation data from the manufacturing data. Then, include the installation data list on the STC so the installer knows what data are required for installation of the design change.

7. Limitations and Conditions. This section identifies the specific limitations and conditions required for full compliance with the STC. At a minimum, include the following:

(a) Clearly show references to previous design changes. These changes are the ones enabling the newly altered product to be airworthy or those required to complete the installation. Identify here whether the STC is limited to a product definition more specific than the make-model-series description on the TCDS.

(b) For multiple STCs, include the following notes:

ii The installer must determine whether this design change is compatible with previously approved modifications.

If the holder agrees to permit another person to use this certificate to alter a product, the holder must give the other person written evidence of that permission.

(c) When approving a one-only STC, include the following note:

You cannot use descriptive data about this design change to duplicate other products.

This approval is limited to only the installation made in (Make of Product) Model Serial No. . This STC does not permit manufacturing of parts for multiple installations.

(d) Include a statement similar to the following, when the STC makes provisions for equipment installation but STC does not include approval of the equipment. This prevents completion of the installation without further approval or prevents use of the equipment provisions for other purposes:

The FAA has not certified the equipment for which these provisions are intended. You must get additional FAA approval to install this equipment. The FAA must evaluate the installation to ensure it complies with the applicable airworthiness standards.

(e) For STCs that change a product’s TCDS, the applicant must develop the revised information for the STC, when the applicant’s change requires revision of any information contained on the product’s TCDS. Include this information in this section of the STC following the TCDS format.

8. Date of Application. Include the date of application from FAA Form 8110-12.

9. Date of Issuance. This is the date the ACO initially issued the STC. Do not release the STC or STC number, or give it to the applicant, before this date.

10. Date Reissued. This is the date that the ACO reissued the STC. If the ACO previously reissued the STC, add the new reissue date to those dates existing from each prior reissue. For additional entries that cannot be entered on the front page of the certificate, use continuation sheets but clearly state “Date Reissued – cont.” The ACO reissues an STC to do the following; other changes to the certificate are considered amendments:

(a) Change the holder’s name or address,

(b) Transfer the STC to a new holder,

(c) Correct administrative errors, or

(d) Replace a lost or destroyed original.

11. Date Amended. This is the date that the ACO amended the STC. If the ACO

iii previously amended the STC, add the new amended date to those dates existing from each prior amendment. For additional entries that cannot be entered on the front page of the certificate, use continuation sheets but clearly state “Date Amended – cont.” The ACO amends an STC for changes in the following sections of the STC: Original Product, Description of Change, or Limitation and Conditions.

12. Signature and Title. The manager of the issuing ACO or a delegated person signs the STC.

13. Transfer endorsement. Reserve page 2 of the STC document (FAA Form 8110-2) as a sheet for transfer endorsements. The transfer endorsement page is to be used to notify the appropriate FAA Aircraft Certification Office of the transfer of this STC. The FAA will reissue the certificate in the name of the transferee and forward it to him.

14. Continuation Sheets.

(a) Use continuation sheets when you need more space to do the following:

(1) Describe the design change,

(2) Identify the regulations and the complying amendments. When the certification basis differs from the original basis, the ACO must include the applicable portions of the certification basis as shown on the TCDS of the TC product, including all ELOS findings, exemptions, and directly related amendments. If other amendments are also involved, such as those with effective dates before the date of the STC application, the STC certification basis must reflect the combination of applicable regulations. The ACO shows this combination by listing the regulations and amendment level of each regulation for the changed product. When STC special conditions exist, the ACO must list them by number and date, and explain them on the STC continuation sheet, if appropriate; and

(3) Include additional limitations and conditions, such as operation limitations, equipment installations, weights, and so forth.

(b) In the STC, reference the continuation sheets in a note under the applicable paragraph, for example, “See continuation sheets 3 through x.” Insert “END” below the last sentence on the continuation sheet. Number all continuation sheets and give the latest effective date of the STC. This date is the latest issuing date or the last amendment date.

NOTE: In the absence of a color printer, it is permissible to print the form in black and white.

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