D-1 (29)operating limitation

FAA Order 8130.2M — Operating Limitation 29

Appendix D · Table D-1 · p. p180

Major changes or alterations: After incorporation of a major change per § 21.93 or major alteration per § 1.1:(a)Notify the responsible Flight Standards office of the change and receive its response in writing. An amended airworthiness certificate and operating limitations may be required (e.g., changing from a piston to a turbine engine).(b)Comply with Phase I operating limitations. Notify the FAA certification office responsible or designee to update the FAA Registry of any changes to the engine or propeller model by contacting an FAA certification office or designee.

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