Beechcraft 58TC Baron manuals

This document is an Airworthiness Directive (AD) issued by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority of Australia, specifically targeting the Beechcraft 55, 58, and 95-55 series aircraft, including the Beechcraft 58TC. It outlines mandatory inspection and maintenance requirements for wing attachment hardware to ensure safety and compliance with aviation regulations. The directive emphasizes the importance of inspecting wing bolts, nuts, and fittings for corrosion and other defects, with specific timelines for compliance based on the operational category of the aircraft. The document serves as a critical reference for maintenance personnel and operators of the affected aircraft models, detailing the necessary actions to maintain airworthiness and safety standards.

• All models of Beechcraft 55, 58, and 95-55 series aircraft are affected, including the 58TC.
• Inspection of wing attachment hardware is required every 12 months.
• Visible corrosion found during inspections necessitates immediate action before further flight.
• Wing bolts must be replaced every 15 years for the 58TC model after installation.
• Mandatory reporting of defects found during inspections is required.