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D-1 (46)operating limitation

FAA Order 8130.2M — Operating Limitation 46

Appendix D · Table D-1 · p. p186

When equipped with operational jettisonable stores, explosive bolts, explosive pylon charges (ejectors), military armament installed, or in a configuration not specified by the manufacturer or military, flight operations are limited to:(a)Flight testing described in the program letter that was presented for issuance of this airworthiness certificate; and(b)Areas described in § 91.305 at all times. When configured in accordance with military or manufacturer specifications, compliance with military or manufacturer limitations and performance data is required. Explosive devices must be clearly marked on the exterior of the aircraft and must be maintained in accordance with manufacturer or military instructions. Air Traffic Control must be notified prior to any jettison operations. The airport manager/airport sponsor must be notified of the presence of jettisonable stores, any explosive devices, and planned operations of the aircraft from that airport. When not testing the stores, operation of the aircraft with explosive bolts, explosive pylon charges (ejectors), operational jettisonable stores, military armament installed, or in a configuration not specified by the manufacturer or military is prohibited.

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