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4 Air Com. Bull. 1 (1932-1933)

handle is hein.journals/aicmrcb4 and id is 1 raw text is: U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AERONAUTICS BRANCH AIR COMMERCE BULLETIN ISSUED SEMIMONTHLY Vol. 4 Washington, July 1, 1932 No. 1 CONTENTS Second tentative draft of requirements for aircraft components and accessories. Aviation arrangements between the United States and Germany. General aeronautic developments: Procedure governing flights over Albania, Australia, Latvia, and Morocco out- lined. New procedure governing airway weather broadcasts. Notices to airmen and aircraft operators: Index to changes for Airway Bulletin No. 2. Airport and airway changes and warn- ings. Airway progress. New bepartment of Commerce airway strip maps. Notice to airmen and aircraft operators- Continued. Air navigation maps revised. Certified aeronauticdl lights. Proposed airports. Airports no longer proposed. Temporary airports of entry redesignated. Licenses, approvals and ratings; Summary. New approved type certificates. Revisions in approved type certificates. Repair stations issued approved repair station certificates. Approvals but without approved type certificate. Revisions in approval without approved type certificate. United States air transport routes. SECOND TENTATIVE DRAFT OF REQUIREMENTS FOR AIRCRAFT COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES A second tentative draft of Aeronau- tics Bulletin No. 7-F, Airworthiness Requirements of Air Commerce Regu- lations for Aircraft Components and Accessories, intended to become effec- tive January 1, 1933, is published here- with. The first draft of the Airworthiness Requirements of Air Commerce Regu- lations for Aircraft Components and Accessories was published in the Air Commerce Bulletin, volume 3, No. 4. In preparation of the present text, the Aeronautics Branch has been guided by the discussions and comments prompted by the previous one, and in addition by its own study and research on the questions involved. The text of the present tentative draft follows: Chapter I.-GENERAL Section 1. Scope of Requirements. These regulations shall apply to all important components and accessories which are manufactured as complete units and purchased by aircraft manu- facturers and/or operators for use on 126272-3-1 licensed aircraft, except engines and propellers which, due to the number of considerations involved, are treated separately in Aeronautics Bulletin No. 7-G. For the purpose of these regula- tions an accessory or component shall be considered important if, by malfunc- tioning, it can endanger the safety of the aircraft or the cargo or passengers in the aircraft, or persons or property beneath the aircraft. Because of the fact that the develop- ment of aircraft specialties is con- stantly increasing in scope and variety there undoubtedly will be important components and accessories developed from time to time which are not spe- cifically provided for in these regula- tions. In such cases the generial pro- cedure for approval will be in ac- cordance with these regulations and the manufacturer of the item in ques- tion shall apply to the Secretary of Commerce for special rulings particu- larly applicable to that product. Sec. 2. Classification of Items. In view of the diversity of items to which these regulations are applicable Reproduction by Permission of Buffalo & Erie County Public Library Buffalo, NY

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