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Buddha
Air has prided itself in maintaining safety as the highest
priority. Pilots and engineers are sent on regular training
programs directly to the manufacturing companies for the ATR
and Beech craft training. Buddha Air makes no monetary
compromise on the aircraft’s maintenance and each aircraft
is thoroughly checked before every take off and after every
landing.
The Beech craft
1900D and the ATR 42 – 320 both have their own unique
inspection procedure. Qualified and certified aircraft
maintenance engineers with many years of experience from the
company’s Engineering Department carry out a detailed daily
safety inspection check that follows the following standard
procedure as mentioned in the current Nepalese Civil
Airworthiness Requirement and the aircraft’s maintenance
manual given by the manufacturer. After each check has been
done as per the requirement, the technician gets the form
signed by the head of the Department. If there is even the
slightest technical fault the flight is halted and
passengers are flown in another aircraft that has passed the
daily inspection routine. Besides the daily inspection
routine the aircrafts are also checked during every transit
of the operation. For the assurance of our clients we have
listed the details of the procedure below.
Daily
Inspection Procedure
Airframe –
External
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Check general
condition of aircraft including fuselage, wings, tail
plane, flying controls, flaps and their operations.
Antennas, Pilot- Static Masts, De-icer Boots, Stall
Vanes, Drains, Main and Auxiliary Tanks for obvious
damage and fuel leaks.
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Check Landing
Gears for condition and proper oleo extension and L/G
Accumulator for normal pressure.
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Check L/G
Power Pack reservoir for correct fluid level. Brakes for
wear leak and condition and correct fluid level on brake
fluid reservoir. Shimmy Dampener for leaks and security.
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Check all
doors for condition, security and proper operation.
Check condition of Main and Nose Tires.
Engine and
Propeller
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Check LH and
RH Engine areas for damage, fuel and oil leak. Check and
record oil replenished quantity.
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Check general
condition of propeller and blades
Internal
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Check Cabin
and Cockpit seats for condition and Emergency equipment
for serviceability validates Oxygen pressure and proper
stowage of masks.
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Check
condition of Cockpit Windshields and Cabin Windows,
Emergency Exit Doors positively locked.
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Check for
cleanliness of Cockpit and Cabin, serviceability of air
outlets.
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Check all
documents on board the aircraft and their validity and
completeness.
Electrical and
Instrument
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Check battery
voltage normal, serviceability of Cockpit, Cabin and
External Lights. Annunciator Lights, Warning Systems,
Beacon, Strobe, Landing, Navigation and Taxi Lights,
static discharge wick and lightning diverter strip.
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Check all
instruments for security & condition
Airframe
(temporary added item)
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