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3,610 FAA-approved PMA parts

How to read FAA PMA parts records

Parts Manufacturer Approval records identify replacement parts approved by the FAA for use on type-certificated aircraft. Use the part number, part name, OEM make, PMA holder and status together; a table match is a starting point, not an installation approval.

Part NumberPart NameOEM MakeStatusDate
P00726Body, ClapperAirbusCurrent2012-06-03
P00726Clapper BodyAirbus SASCurrent2024-08-07
P00727ClapperAirbusCurrent2012-06-03
P00728Sealing, RingAirbusCurrent2012-06-03
P00729SealAirbusCurrent2010-05-15
P00730ClapperAirbusCurrent2012-06-03
P00731Guide, SpringAirbusCurrent2012-02-01
P00731Spring GuideAirbus SASCurrent2024-05-13
P00732ScrewAirbusCurrent2012-06-03
P00734Shroud, FanBoeingCurrent2012-10-16
P00734Fan ShroudThe Boeing CompanyCurrent2025-11-19
P00735Seal, CPRSRBoeingCurrent2012-10-16
P00735CPRSR SealThe Boeing CompanyCurrent2025-11-19
P00736BushingAirbusCurrent2009-08-24
P00737Valve Assy, BallAirbusCurrent2007-07-23
P00738Spring RetainerBoeingCurrent2011-10-09
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PMA parts FAQ
What is an FAA PMA part?

A PMA part is a replacement or modification part approved under the FAA Parts Manufacturer Approval process for eligible type-certificated aircraft.

Does a PMA catalogue match prove a part can be installed?

No. Verify the part number, aircraft applicability, current approval status and required release paperwork with maintenance records or a qualified maintenance provider.