Attachment.No.9.Del.Insp.Acceptance.Chklst.A002.XLS

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Attch 1

UnacceptableAcceptable
H. Aircraft Requirements Configuration
H.1.Has the Contractor provided?
1Transport Category U.S. Registered Aircraft with Standard Certificate of Airworthiness
H.2.Specific Minimum Requirements: has the Contractor provided?
2Standardized Fleet of Aircraft identical in category, class, type, and series
H.3.Brand Name or Equal: has the Contractor provided? (If Applicable)
1Transport category, jet aircraft certified to Part 25 standards with Standard Certificate of Airworthiness
2Certified for day, night, VFR, IFR operations and flight into known icing conditions.
3Equipped with emergency equipment and over water equipment to Part 121 standards
4Documentation that aircraft has not sustained any substantial damage NTSB Subpart A, General 830.2
5Possess a Minimum Gross Takeoff Weight of 143,500 pounds
6Equipped with a serviceable APU, capable of electrical power, engine starts, cooling / heating
7Equipped with a minimum of three lavatories, configured for external servicing
8Aircraft must be of a narrow-body, single aisle design / configuration
9Aircraft must have a standard 2 and 3 or a 3 and 3 seating configuration
10Aircraft must have a manufacture date no earlier than 1991 with cycles(landings) not exceeding 33,000
H.4.
AGeneral: Has the Contractor provided?
1All documentation and manuals for operation of all aircraft flight systems
2All cockpit & cabin instrumentation avionics, placards gages, documentation in English
language and U.S. measuring system (Metric system unacceptable)
3An approved electronic system for calculating/determining center of gravity (CG) prior to flight
Is system compatible with Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC edition 2005 as
installed in Motion Computing Tablet Model LS800.
4An approved paper (non-electronic) system for calculating/determining aircraft CG prior to flight
5Compliance with all published FAA Airworthiness Directives/ Mfgr. Mandatory/Alert Service Bulletins.
6Compliance with all calendar, flight hour, and cycle maintenance inspections / events from
a manufacturer or FAA approved maintenance program
7Engines individually rated at 23,500 LBs thrust or greater sea level static (737 aircraft)
8Engines individually rated at 21,000 LBs thrust or greater sea level static (MD-80 aircraft)
9Minimum fuel capacity of 5,311 U.S. gallons minimum.
BAvionic / Navigation / Auto Flight System: Has the Contractor provided?
1A single or dual FMS with a data base memory capacity suficient to contain and access, as a
minimum, all high and low altitude airways and associated intersections, terminal and enroute
waypoints, holding fixes, ADF beacons and NAVAIDS for both the Northern and Southern hemisphere
(worldwide). In addition, the data base must also be memory capable of containing and accessing
all airports with an instrument approach procedure and runway(s) greater than 5000 feet in length. The
airport data shall include all terminal, approach, and departure procedures and assscoaite instrument
approaches. Geographically, the airport data base area is defined as all of the continental United States,
Alaska, Canada, Latin America and South America. To accommodate future data base expansion
requirements and to preclude early obsolesence the system shall be a Smith Industries Model
type 4MCU with software version U10.6 or greater, or equivalent.
2FMS software version the same for each model aircraft with the most recent version
3A FMS fully integrated / interfaced with and receiving navigational data inputs from a minimum of two
IRS, a minimum of one GPS and a minimum of two radio navigation systems. The system must be
FAA certified and capable of conducting GPS/RNAV approaches.
4A Flight Guidance / Autopilot System
5Three digital VHF tranceivers communiatons systems with a minimum of 760 channels
with 8.33 KHZ spacing
6Two (2) digital VHF, VOR/LOC navigation receivers
7Two (2) glide slope receivers with a minimum of 40 receive channels
8One (1) marker beacon receiver systems
9Two (2) digital ADF navigation systems
10Enhanced GPWS system with low level wind shear detection and TAWS capability
11TCAS II system incorporating revision 7
12Two (2) air data computers
13Two (2) radio altimeter systems
14One (1) digital flight data recorder
15One (1) digital cockpit voice recorder
16One (1) digital HF communication system
17One (1) VHF and HF SELCAL system
18Two (2) mode S Transponders
19Two DME systems with NAV-1 and NAV-2 channeling
20One (1) altitude preselect / alerter system
21All equipment and components necessary for certification for flight operations in RVSM airspace
22One (1) wiring system (coax) and antenna capable of supporting a cockpit mounted Aircell ST3100
Iridium Telecommunications system (1600MHz Patch Style Satellite Antenna)
UnacceptableAcceptable
23EFIS both pilot and copilot sides with: EADI with integrated airspeed format display and EHSI utilizing
a heading up and not track up display format
24Digital autothrottle system
25Standardized cockpit presentations and associated navigational equipment and instruments.
CEquipment. Has the Contractor provided?
1Operational forward self-contained and powered airstairs (except for aircraft with ventral air stairs)
2An operational Class C fire detection and supression system in all cargo compartments
3Operational thrust reversers
4Compliance with noise level requirements established in Title 14 CFR Part 36 stage 3.
5Single point refueling capability
DCabin Configuration / Furnishing. Has the Contractor provided?
1A minumum of 156 forward facing seats installed with the maximum pitch possible
2The required minimum number of flight attendent seats required by Title 14 CFR Part 121
3All cabin class partitions removed
4Compliance with Title 14 CFR Part 121 burn criteria
5A reinforced flight deck door meeting the standard for a Title 14 CFR Part 121 commercial carrier
6Standard "airline" type / style galleys
7Interior windows, metal surfaces, paint seams, carpet and interior appointments in good condition with
no damage or excessive wear
8All seat back trays removed
9All ashtrays removed and appropriate blanking plate sinstalled in their place
10All seat backs locked n their full upright position with the exception of the first two rows
and emerency exit rows
11All galley servicing carts and cabin and galley provisions such as food, alcohol, and soft drinks
removed and the cabin clean and suitable for flight operations.
12Provisions for storage of JPATS ice chests and bottled water in galleys with appropriate
tie downs or reinforced web strapping
13Provisions for securing a maintenance Fly Away Kit and other JPATS equipment in cargo compartment
EExterior. Has the Contractor provided?
1A fresh paint scheme (withiin the last 18 months) white or light colored with or without
contrasting striping, not representative of a commercil air carrier
2Metal surfaces, exterior windows and paint in good condition with no damage or excessive wear
3An appropriately assigned US registration number applied to Title 14 CFR standards
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Delivery Inspection Performed By / Date:
Maintenance:
Operations:
Contractor Representative Receipt of Inspection / Date:

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