Cessna Citation CJ1 — Airworthiness Directives
1 airworthiness directives reference for the Cessna Citation CJ1.
This document provides updates and information relevant to the Collins Aerospace Pro Line 21 avionics system, specifically for the Cessna Citation CJ1 and CJ2 aircraft. It addresses critical issues such as temperature compensation problems, ADS-B compliance deadlines, and upcoming upgrades for the avionics systems. The document is intended for operators and maintenance personnel of the Citation series, offering insights into necessary actions and available upgrades to ensure compliance with FAA regulations and enhance operational capabilities. Key topics include the removal of the temperature compensation feature, the importance of ADS-B equipment installation, and the benefits of LPV upgrades for accessing non-ILS runways.
- Temperature compensation feature may cause incorrect aircraft direction; disable until FAA directive.
- ADS-B compliance required by December 31, 2019; options available for installation.
- WAAS/LPV upgrade allows access to non-ILS runways; 4,000 LPV approaches available in the US.
- Upcoming retrofit package includes new avionics and software updates for CJ1/CJ2.
- CPDLC will improve ATC communication; specific equipment required for compliance.
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Sprinkle has 1 Airworthiness Directives document on file for the Cessna Citation CJ1.
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The Cessna Citation CJ1 Airworthiness Directives on file is dated 2019.
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The Cessna Citation CJ1 Airworthiness Directives runs 9 pages.
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