Spec 2500: Aircraft Transfer Records, Revision 2023.1

Spec 2500: Aircraft Transfer Records, Revision 2023.1Description This specification provides an industry standard for exchanging aircraft, engine and or major assets historical records and current status, in standardized, electronic (XML) formats. It is intended to be used by operators who are buying selling aircraft, lessors and lessees during a lease return, or aircraft engine manufacturers at initial delivery. It includes the below primary status data, as well as a CRATE allowing metadata to be

1996 (Revision 5)

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Updated multiple Spec 2000 references to individual documents

Other minor corrections

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Updated definitions of Basic and Non-Basic engine findings

Provided guidance on the need to provide detailed information about how much deterioration of an   LHSI / L/HIRF protection component is acceptable and how it can be detected (IP 193)

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