Cirrus SR22T G5 — Airworthiness Directives
2 airworthiness directives references for the Cirrus SR22T G5.
The FAA Safety Briefing for May/June 2019 focuses on various aspects of general aviation safety, including updates on aircraft certification processes and safety programs. This issue highlights the transition to performance-based aircraft certification standards, particularly the changes to Part 23 regulations that affect general aviation aircraft like the Cirrus SR22T G5. The publication serves as a resource for pilots and aviation enthusiasts, providing insights into new safety equipment and regulatory changes that enhance operational safety. It also discusses the Non-Required Safety Enhancing Equipment (NORSEE) policy, which allows for the installation of various safety-enhancing technologies in aircraft.
- The FAA has shifted to performance-based aircraft certification standards to enhance innovation and safety.
- Part 23 changes allow for more flexible compliance methods for aircraft manufacturers.
- NORSEE policy enables the installation of non-mandatory safety-enhancing equipment in aircraft.
- General aviation safety initiatives focus on reducing common accident causes and improving pilot training.
- Pilots must be aware of the implications of using marijuana and its derivatives on their medical certification.
