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Flight Manuals

big_dawg

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Afternoon All,
Haven't been on the goat for a little while but I am really hoping someone can please help me with this query. I now work for a civvy company supplying/publishing flight documentation and publications for major airlines. My question is manily for the Tristar/Voyager AT fleet, I was wondering does the RAF use the manufacturer supplied flight manuals (FCOMs, QRH, MEL, FCTM etc.) or does create its own? Obviously the airframes are not standard fit which would requiring heavy customising of the manufacturer data. I have done some googling but to no avail.

Many Thanks
BD
 

Rigga

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As the Voyager is EASA compliant, and at least one is civil registered, they SHOULD be using the OEM AFM with supplements for their operational equipment and environment.

Tri-star might not be EASA or CAA compliant and may be supported for OEM and FAA requirements through its IPT.

Just guesses.
 

big_dawg

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Thanks both for the gen and the background info. That's just what I was after. Now to get my head back into the EASA regs!

Thanks Again.
BD
 
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