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Airworthiness Standards: Aircraft Engines
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SUBPART A -GENERAL
§ 33.A Standards Incorporated by Reference.
(a) Subject to the exceptions noted in Subpart B of this part, the airworthiness standards for aircraft engines are as specified in Part 33 of Title 14, Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) of the United States of America, Airworthiness Standards: Aircraft Engines, as amended.
(b) The adoption by reference of 14 CFR Part 33 includes previous amended versions of the regulation as cited in the GACAR.
Example:
A reference to GACAR § 33.1 effective 12 March, 1980 is equivalent to 14 CFR § 33.1 effective 12 March, 1980.
GACAR PART 33 - AIRWORTHINESS STANDARDS: AIRCRAFT ENGINES
SUBPART B -EXCEPTIONS
§ 33.B Exceptions to the Standards Incorporated by Reference.
(a) Within 14 CFR Part 3, whenever the following words or phrases are used, replace them with the corresponding word or phrase noted in the following table:
| 14 CFR Word,Phrase or Reference: | Replace with: |
| Reference to theU.S.Federal Aviation Administration(FAA)Administrator oranyother person,position,ororganizationwithintheFAA | "President, GACA" |
| Reference to the U.S. Code or any other U.S. regulation or law | Delete. |
| "this chapter" | "the GACA regulations (GACAR)" |
| "this subchapter" | "the GACAR" |
| "14 CFR 21.41" | "GACAR 21.47"" |
(b) Reserved.
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