The Boeing Company | Hamilton Standard Airworthiness Directives

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64-03-03

final rule

HAMILTON STANDARD Models All Standard Aluminum-Alloy Propellers

Unsafe Condition: Propeller blades may have undetected damage from impact with solid objects, leading to bending, twisting, or other structural failures that could result in blade separation or loss of thrust.

Effective: Mar 1, 1964 Category: appliance Compliance: before further flight

Why matched: HAMILTON STANDARD Models All Standard Aluminum-Alloy Propellers

Technical illustration of an aircraft propeller assembly
Problem area Propeller

60-03-04

final rule

HAMILTON STANDARD Models 6895-8 Aluminum Alloy Propellers

Unsafe Condition: Undetected blade damage in Hamilton Standard Models 6895-8 Aluminum Alloy Propellers could lead to blade failures between overhauls on Douglas DC-6, DC-6A, and DC-6B aircraft.

Category: appliance Compliance: Compliance required as indicated in the AD, with specific deadlines including April 15, 1960, and...

Why matched: HAMILTON STANDARD Models 6895-8 Aluminum Alloy Propellers

Technical illustration of an aircraft propeller assembly
Problem area Propeller

50-52-01

final rule

HAMILTON STANDARD Models Hamilton Standard 2H17 Series Propellers

Unsafe Condition: Cracks and surface defects in Hamilton Standard 2H17 Series propeller blades, leading to blade tip shell loss in flight and unscheduled landings.

Category: appliance Compliance: Compliance required daily until further notice.

Why matched: HAMILTON STANDARD Models Hamilton Standard 2H17 Series Propellers

Technical illustration of an aircraft propeller assembly
Problem area Propeller

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