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2.2.2 Transfer of Assets
In the event this repair station sells or transfers its assets, the new owner will be notified that it must apply
for an amended repair station certificate in accordance with 14 CFR part 145
and other applicable NAA
requirements.
The new owner, at its discretion, may apply for a transfer of this repair station’s name and certificate
number by submitting an Application for Amended Air Agency Certificate Letter (Letter 509) as set forth in
the Forms Manual.
The Accountable Manager is responsible for ensuring that the new owner is notified of its requirement to
apply for an amended repair station certificate during the transfer of assets process.
2.2.3 Duration of the Repair Station Certificate
This repair station’s certificate is effective until it is surrendered, suspended or revoked.
If the repair station certificate is suspended or revoked, or if this repair station elects to surrender it and
the FAA accepts the surrender, the Accountable Manager will ensure it is returned to the FAA.
The Accountable Manager will also ensure that any NAA that bases its approval on the repair station
certificate is notified of the suspension, revocation or voluntary surrender of that certificate.
2.3 Repair Station Certificate Privileges and Limitations
Note to User: The purpose of this paragraph is to provide a statement of the repair
station’s policy and commitment to accomplish work under the auspice of its air agency
certificate and within the limitations of that certificate. This does not mean that the repair
station cannot perform work as a non-certificated maintenance provider for other
certificate holders. This paragraph of the manual is not necessary; however it provides a
direct tie to requirements found in 14 CFR §§ 145.59, 145.61, 145.107, 145.109(a), and
145.201.
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Within the limitations set forth in its Operations Specifications, this repair station may maintain and alter
any of the articles covered by its ratings and approve the work performed on those articles for return to
service.
Note to User: If the repair station performs 100-hour, annual and/or progressive
inspections include the following paragraph; otherwise delete the following paragraph.
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Under its airframe rating, the repair station may also perform 100-hour, annual and progressive
inspections and to issue the approval or disapproval for return to service for those aircraft.
Unless the repair station is obtaining a maintenance function by contract as set forth in paragraph 8.17 of
this manual, the repair station will ensure that the housing, facilities, equipment, tooling, materials, data
and personnel required to perform the work in accordance with 14 CFR part 43
is available and under the
control of the repair station when the work is performed.
The repair station may contract maintenance functions provided it has the appropriate rating and the
functions are approved and the contractors are qualified and listed as set forth in paragraph 8.17
of this
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