EASA TCDS R.105 - Airbus - Helicopters - SA365 AS365 EC155 01 07012014
EASA TCDS R.105 - Airbus - Helicopters - SA365 AS365 EC155 01 07012014
EASA TCDS R.105 - Airbus - Helicopters - SA365 AS365 EC155 01 07012014
EASA
TYPE-CERTIFICATE
DATA SHEET
No. EASA.R.105
for
DAUPHIN
For Models:
SA 365 C
SA 365 C1
SA 365 C2
SA 365 N
SA 365 C3
AS 366 G1
SA 365 N1
AS 365 N2
AS 365 N3
EC 155 B
EC 155 B1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. General
3. Manufacturer
before January 1, 1992 AEROSPATIALE
before January 7, 2014 EUROCOPTER
since January 7, 2014AIRBUS
HELICOPTERS
Aéroport International Marseille-Provence
13725 MARIGNANE cedex
1. Reference Date for determining the applicable requirements: 14, November 1974
2. Airworthiness Requirements FAR Part 29 Amendments 1 through 11
3. Special Conditions Complementary and special conditions defined in
DGAC letter 4092 dated May 5, 1977
4. Exemptions None.
5. (Reserved) Deviations None.
6. Equivalent Safety Findings None.
7. Environmental Protection Requirements None.
5. Engine
5.1 Model
SA 365 C 2 TURBOMECA ARRIEL 1A
SA 365 C1 2 TURBOMECA-ARRIEL 1A1
SA 365 C2 2 TURBOMECA-ARRIEL 1A2
SA 365 C3 2 TURBOMECA-ARRIEL 1C
5.3 Limitations
5.3.1 Installed Engine Limits
Refer to approved Flight Manual
Power off
Maximum 420 rpm (aural alarm at 400 rpm)
Minimum 320 rpm (aural alarm at 338 rpm)
SA 365 C, C1
Longitudinal Forward limit 3.84 m
Rear limit 4.10 m
Lateral R.H. 0.11 m
L.H. 0.11 m
SA 365 C2, C3
Longitudinal Forward limit 3.84 m
Rear limit 4.10 m up to 3400 kg
4.06 m from 3400 kg to 3500 kg
Lateral R.H. 0.11 m
L.H. 0.11 m
14. Datum
Longitudinal 4 m forward of main rotor centerline
Lateral aircraft symmetry plane
1. Flight Manual
SA 365 C Flight Manual approved on December 20, 1978 by
DGAC-F or subsequent DGAC-F or EASA approved
issues (see Note 4)
SA 365 C1 Flight Manual approved on March 26, 1979 by DGAC
F or subsequent DGAC-F or EASA approved issues
(see Note 4)
SA 365 C2 Flight Manual approved on February 18, 1980 by
DGAC-F or subsequent DGAC-F or EASA approved
issues (see Note 4)
SA 365 C3 Flight Manual approved on January 14, 1982 by
DGAC-F or subsequent DGAC-F or EASA approved
issues (see Note 4)
2. Maintenance Manual
SA 365 C, C1, C2 SA 365 Maintenance Manual
SA 365 C3 Maintenance Manual – revisions 11 and subsequent
(see Notes 3 and 4)
SA 365 Overhaul Manual
7. Required Equipment
The basic equipment required by the applicable airworthiness regulation (refer to
certification basis) must be fitted on the aircraft and safe operation
V. Notes
1. The weight and C.G. breakdown including the list of equipment items incorporated in the
approved empty weight and the loading instruction shall be on board the helicopter at the time
when the individual Certificate or Airworthiness is delivered and, then, at any time. To obtain as
precise as possible weight and C.G. data, the helicopter shall stay on jacks as fitted at the jacking
points rather than on its landing gear. Where modifications are introduced in the helicopter weight
and C.G., the Flight Manual instructions shall be referred to.
5. This Data Sheet gives the values applicable to the latest 365 designs. For those aircrafts with a
former design or fitted with optional systems or subjected in customization, refer to the Flight
Manual for the concerned aircraft.
6. Production conditions:
- Production agreement JAR 21 n°F.G.003 granted on December 22, 1997 to EUROCOPTER.
- Previous manufacturers:
EUROCOPTER FRANCE granted with Production agreement n°P02 starting from January 2,
1992.
AEROSPATIALE Division Hélicoptères granted with Production agreement n°P02 starting from
November 8, 1991.
9. Certification conditions:
- Design approval n° F.JA.01 granted on July 20, 1998 to EUROCOPTER (formerly granted on
September 12, 1996 to EUROCOPTER FRANCE)
I. General
5. State of Design
DGAC-FRANCE
AS 365 N2:
Complementary and special conditions defined in DGAC letter 53116 dated
February 1, 1989.
The certification technical requirements of the helicopter are currently based
on:
1) FAR 29, amendment 11 (same as SA 365 C)
2) Complementary requirements given in annex 1 of DGAC letter 53116
(same as SA 365 C)
3) Special requirements given in Annex 2 of DGAC letter 53116 (same as SA
365 C)
4) Special requirement given in Annex 3 of DGAC letter 53116
5) Voluntary acceptance to meet FAR 29 amendments 12 thru 16 inclusive.
In this case, special requirement C1 given in Annex 2 is superseded by
paragraph 29.1351 (d) 3 of amendment 14
AS 365 N3:
Complementary and special conditions defined in DGAC letter 964425 dated
February 10, 1997.
The certification process for this helicopter will be conducted based on the
following requirements:
1) FAR 29, amendment 1 to 16
2) Complementary technical conditions stipulated in Appendix 1 of DGAC
letter 964425
3) Special conditions stipulated in Appendix 2 of DGAC letter 964425 (ditto
as SA 365 C)
4) Special conditions stipulated in Appendix 3 of DGAC letter 964425 (ditto
as SA 365 N and 366 G)
5) Special conditions stipulated in Appendix 4 of DGAC letter 964425
(specific to AS 365 N3)
6) Special condition SAR (Search And Rescue) System (Reference CRI B-
01) (specific to AS 365 N3 equipped with AMS OP22B62)
4. Exemptions
None.
5. (Reserved) Deviations
None.
SA 365 N
basic SA 365 N definition document 365A04 3655
SA 365 N1
definition of SA 365 N1 is obtained by applying to the SA
365 N definition the modifications mentioned in document
365A.04.4055
SA 365 N2
definition of AS 365 N2 is obtained by applying to the SA
365 N1 definition the modifications mentioned in document
365A.04.4693
AS 365 N3
definition of AS 365 N3 is obtained by applying to the AS
365 N2 definition the modifications mentioned in document
365A.04.5135
2. Description
Large twin-engine helicopter
3. Equipment
N/A for SA365N, N1 and AS365N2
Refer to document 365A045216 for AS365N3
4. Dimensions
SA365N
4.1 Fuselage Width 3.40 m (11.15 ft)
Height 3.21 m (10.53 ft)
Length 11.44 m (37.53 ft)
4.2 Main Rotor Diameter 11.93 m (39.14 ft)
4.3 Tail Rotor Diameter 0.90 m (2.95 ft)
SA365N1
4.1 Fuselage Width 3.255 m (10.68 ft)
Height 3.976 m (13.05 ft)
Length 11.634 m (38.17 ft)
4.2 Main Rotor Diameter 11.944 m (39.19 ft)
4.3 Tail Rotor Diameter 1.10 m (3.61 ft)
AS365 N2 / N3
4.1 Fuselage Width 3.255 m (10.68 ft)
Height 3.808 m (12.49 ft)
Length 11.634 m (38.17 ft) or 12.08 m (39.63 ft) only for
AS365N3 equipped with long nose (after AMS 07 52C37).
4.2 Main Rotor Diameter 11.944 m (39.19 ft)
4.3 Tail Rotor Diameter 1.10 m (3.61 ft)
5. Engine
5.1 Model
SA 365 N 2 TURBOMECA-ARRIEL 1C
SA 365 N1 2 TURBOMECA-ARRIEL 1C1
AS 365 N2 2 TURBOMECA-ARRIEL 1C2
AS 365 N3 2 TURBOMECA-ARRIEL 2C
5.3 Limitations
5.3.1 Installed Engine Limits
refer to approved Flight Manual
6.2 Oil
as approved in the Flight Manual
6.3 Additives
as approved in the Flight Manual
7. Fluid capacities
7.1 Fuel
SA 365 N
Usable 1144,7 l (302 US gals)
Unusable + 13,31 l (4 US gals)
Total 1158 l (306 US gals)
7.2 Oil
10.2 Temperature
- 40°C to +50°C
AS365 N2 N3
Longitudinal Forward limit 3.80 m
Refer to Flight
Manual for
Authorized
weight/C.G. limit
combinations)
Rear limit 4.05 m
Lateral R.H. 0.075 m up to 4100 kg
L.H. 0.075 m up to 4100 kg
R.H. 0.050m above 4100 kg
L.H. 0.050 m above 4100 kg
14. Datum
Longitudinal 4.6 m (13 ft) main rotor centreline
Lateral aircraft symmetry plane
21. APU
N/A
1. Flight Manual
SA 365 N Flight Manual approved on April 09, 1981 by DGAC-F or
subsequent DGAC-F or EASA approved issues (see Note 4)
2. Maintenance Manual
365 N/N1/N2/N3 Maintenance Manual
(see Notes 3 and 4)
365 N/N1/N2/N3 Overhaul Manual
When installed the AFCS must be disengageable with a control provided on the
cyclic stick grip.
V. Notes
1. The weight and C.G. breakdown including the list of equipment items
incorporated in the approved empty weight and the loading instruction shall be on
board the helicopter at the time when the individual Certificate or Airworthiness is
delivered and, then, at any time. To obtain as precise as possible weight and
C.G. data, the helicopter shall stay on jacks as fitted at the jacking points rather
than on its landing gear. Where modifications are introduced in the helicopter
weight and C.G., the Flight Manual instructions shall be referred to.
5. This Data Sheet gives the values applicable to the latest 365 designs. For those
aircrafts with a former design or fitted with optional systems or subjected in
customization, refer to the Flight Manual for the concerned aircraft.
6. Production conditions:
- Production agreement JAR 21 n°F.G.003 granted on December 22, 1997 to
EUROCOPTER.
- Previous manufacturers:
EUROCOPTER FRANCE granted with Production agreement n°P02 starting
from January 2, 1992.
AEROSPATIALE Division Hélicoptères granted with Production agreement
n°P02 starting from November 8, 1991.
9. Certification conditions:
- Design approval n° F.JA.01 granted on July 20, 1998 to EUROCOPTER
(formely granted on September 12, 1996 to EUROCOPTER FRANCE)
10. EUROCOPTER document n° L 102-001 contains the list of the serial numbers of
the AS 365 N2 and AS 365 N3 manufactured by HELIBRAS
I. General
5. State of Design
DGAC-FRANCE
3. Special Conditions
Complementary and special conditions defined in
DGAC letter 54022 dated September 26, 1980
4. Exemptions
None.
5. (Reserved) Deviations
None.
2. Description
Large twin-engine helicopter
3. Equipment
N/A
4. Dimensions
4.1 Fuselage Width 3.40 m (11.15 ft)
Height 3.21 m (10.53 ft)
Length 11.44 m (37.53 ft)
4.2 Main Rotor Diameter 11.93 m (39.14 ft)
4.3 Tail Rotor Diameter 0.90 m (2.95 ft)
5. Engine
5.1 Model
2 LYCOMING LTS 101.750 B2 turboshaft engines
The installation of this engine is associated to the
“Plenum” air intake
5.3 Limitations
5.3.1 Installed Engine Limits
refer to approved Flight Manual
6.2 Oil
as approved in the Flight Manual
6.3 Additives
as approved in the Flight Manual
7. Fluid capacities
7.1 Fuel
7.2 Oil
14. Datum
Longitudinal 4 m (13 ft) main rotor centreline
Lateral aircraft symmetry plane
21. APU
N/A
1. Flight Manual
SA 366 G1 Flight Manual approved on May 09, 1983 by DGAC-F or
subsequent DGAC-F or EASA approved issues (see Note 4)
2. Maintenance Manual
366 G1 Maintenance Manual
(see Note 4)
366 G1 Overhaul Manual
7. Required Equipment
The basic equipment required by the applicable airworthiness regulation (refer to
certification basis) must be fitted on the aircraft and safe operation
V. Notes
1. The weight and C.G. breakdown including the list of equipment items
incorporated in the approved empty weight and the loading instruction shall be on
board the helicopter at the time when the individual Certificate or Airworthiness is
delivered and, then, at any time. To obtain as precise as possible weight and
C.G. data, the helicopter shall stay on jacks as fitted at the jacking points rather
than on its landing gear. Where modifications are introduced in the helicopter
weight and C.G., the Flight Manual instructions shall be referred to.
5. This Data Sheet gives the values applicable to the latest 365 and 366 designs.
For those aircrafts with a former design or fitted with optional systems or
subjected in customization, refer to the Flight Manual for operation.
6. Production conditions:
- Production agreement JAR 21 n°F.G.003 granted on December 22, 1997 to
EUROCOPTER.
- Previous manufacturers:
EUROCOPTER FRANCE granted with Production agreement n°P02 starting
from January 2, 1992.
AEROSPATIALE Division Hélicoptères granted with Production agreement
n°P02 starting from November 8, 1991.
8. Certification conditions:
- Design approval n° F.JA.01 granted on July 20, 1998 to EUROCOPTER
(formerly granted on September 12, 1996 to EUROCOPTER FRANCE)
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I. General
5. State of Design
DGAC-FRANCE
2. Airworthiness Requirements
JAR 29, first issue effective November 5, 1993.
According to DGAC letter 986771 SFACT/N.HE dated
December 02, 1998, completed by DGAC letter SFACT/N.HE.-
2003/0314 dated January 31, 2003.
3. Special Conditions
HIRF (High Intensity Radiated Fields) (reference CRI F-01)
Minimum In Flight Experience (Reference CRI B-01)
Ingestion of Hail (Reference CRI C-05)
4. Exemptions
•Reversions to FAR 29:
- FAR 29.561(b)(3) at amendment 29-16 Emergency Landing Conditions –
General (Reference CRI –C01)
- FAR 29.571 at amendment 29-16 (for metallic fuselage and mechanical
components issued from previous AS365 models only) Fatigue Evaluation of
Structure (Reference CRI C-06)
-FAR 29.785 at amendment 29-24 Seat, Safety belts and Harness (Reference
CRI D-03)
- FAR 29.1305(a)(4)(i) at amendment 29-16 Low Fuel Warning (Reference CRI
F-02)
5. (Reserved) Deviations
None
2. Description
According to EUROCOPTER document 365A04.6000
3. Equipment
According to EUROCOPTER document 365A04.6422
4. Dimensions
4.1 Fuselage Width 3.48 m (11.42 ft)
Height 4.35 m (14.27 ft)
Length 12.71 m (41.70 ft)
4.2 Main Rotor Diameter 12.60 m (41.34 ft)
4.3 Tail Rotor Diameter 1.10 m (3.61 ft)
5. Engine
5.1 Model
2 TURBOMECA – ARRIEL 2C1 turboshaft engines
5.3 Limitations
5.3.1 Installed Engine Limits
refer to approved Flight Manual
6.2 Oil
as approved in the Flight Manual
6.3 Additives
as approved in the Flight Manual
7. Fluid capacities
7.1 Fuel
Usable 1256,5 l (332 US gals)
Unusable + 23,5 l (4 US gals)
Total 1280 l (336 US gals)
7.2 Oil
Power plant 2 x .6,2 l (normal level)
MGB 9l (max. level)
TGB 0.5 l (max. level)
10.2 Temperature
-15°C < OAT < +40°C
-40°C < OAT < +40°C providing the installation of
EUROCOPTER modification n° 62C17, 67B62, 39C30,
39C37, 22B55, 29B62, 29B64 and 11B62
14. Datum
Longitudinal 4 m forward of main rotor centreline
Lateral aircraft symmetry plane
21. APU
N/A
1. Flight Manual
EC155B Flight Manual, normal revision RN0, 98-37 approved by
DGAC on December 4, 1998 or subsequent DGAC or EASA
approved issues
2. Maintenance Manual
EC155B Master Servicing Manual Chapter 04 “Airworthiness Limitations”
approved on December 09, 1998 or later DGAC or EASA approved
revisions.
EC155B Aircraft Maintenance Manual
7. Required Equipment
The basic equipment required by the applicable airworthiness regulation (refer to
certification basis) must be fitted on the aircraft and safe operation
V. Notes
1. The weight and C.G. breakdown including the list of equipment items
incorporated in the approved empty weight and the loading instruction shall be on
board the helicopter at the time when the individual Certificate or Airworthiness is
delivered and, then, at any time. To obtain as precise as possible weight and
C.G. data, the helicopter shall stay on jacks as fitted at the jacking points rather
than on its landing gear. Where modifications are introduced in the helicopter
weight and C.G., the Flight Manual instructions shall be referred to.
2. The EC155B Master Servicing Manual has been deemed acceptable by the
DGAC to perform proper maintenance on the helicopters. EC155B MSM Chapter
04 “Airworthiness Limitations” covers the instructions that must be complied with.
3. Production conditions:
- Production agreement JAR 21 n°F.G.003 granted on December 22, 1997 to
EUROCOPTER.
4. Certification conditions:
- Design approval n° F.JA.01 granted on July 20, 1998 to EUROCOPTER
(formerly granted on September 12, 1996 to EUROCOPTER FRANCE)
I. General
2. Airworthiness Category
Large Rotorcraft, Category A and B
3. Manufacturer
before January 7, 2014 EUROCOPTER
since January 7, 2014AIRBUS
HELICOPTERS
Aéroport International Marseille-Provence
13725 MARIGNANE cedex
5. State of Design
DGAC-FRANCE
2. Airworthiness Requirements
JAR 29, first issue effective November 5, 1993
According to DGAC letter 2002/053/SFACT/N.HE dated February 07, 2002,
completed by DGAC letter SFACT/N.HE.-2003/0315 dated February 03,
2003
3. Special Conditions
HIRF (High Intensity Radiated Fields) (reference CRI EC155B F-01)
Minimum In Flight Experience (Reference CRI EC155B1 B-01)
Ingestion of Hail (Reference CRI EC155B C-05)
4. Exemptions
• Reversions to FAR 29:
- FAR 29.561(b)(3) at amendment 29-16 Emergency Landing Conditions –
General (Reference CRI EC155B –C01)
- FAR 29.571 at amendment 29-16 (for metallic fuselage and mechanical
components issued from previous AS365 models only) Fatigue Evaluation of
Structure (Reference CRI EC155B C-06)
-FAR 29.785 at amendment 29-24 Seat, Safety belts and Harness (Reference
CRI EC155B D-03)
- FAR 29.1305(a)(4)(i) at amendment 29-16 Low Fuel Warning (Reference CRI
EC155B F-02)
5. (Reserved) Deviations
None
2. Description
According to EUROCOPTER document 365A04.6840
3. Equipment
According to EUROCOPTER document 365A04.6422
4. Dimensions
4.1 Fuselage Width 3.48 m (11.42 ft)
Height 4.35 m (14.27 ft)
Length 12.71 m (41.70 ft)
4.2 Main Rotor Diameter 12.60 m (41.34 ft)
4.3 Tail Rotor Diameter 1.10 m (3.61 ft)
5. Engine
5.1 Model
2 TURBOMECA – ARRIEL 2C2 turboshaft engines
5.2 Type Certificate
See engine TCDS E.001
5.3 Limitations
5.3.1 Installed Engine Limits
refer to approved Flight Manual
6.2 Oil
as approved in the Flight Manual
6.3 Additives
as approved in the Flight Manual
7. Fluid capacities
7.1 Fuel
Usable 1256,5 l (332 US gals)
Unusable + 23,5 l (4 US gals)
Total 1280 l (336 US gals)
7.2 Oil
Power plant 2 x .6,2 l (normal level)
MGB 9l (max. level)
TGB 0.5 l (max. level)
9.2 Temperature
-15°C < OAT < +40°C
- 40°C < OAT < +40°C providing the installation of
EUROCOPTER modification n° 62C17, 67B62, 39C30,
39C37, 22B55, 29B62, 29B64 and 11B62
14. Datum
Longitudinal 4 m forward of main rotor centreline
Lateral aircraft symmetry plane
21. APU
N/A
1. Flight Manual
EC155B Flight Manual, normal revision RN0, 02-20 approved by DGAC
on July 31, 2002 or subsequent DGAC or EASA approved issues
2. Maintenance Manual
EC155B1 Master Servicing Manual Chapter 04 “Airworthiness Limitations”
approved on July 31, 2002 or later DGAC or EASA approved revisions.
EC155B1 Aircraft Maintenance Manual
7. Required Equipment
The basic equipment required by the applicable airworthiness regulation (refer to
certification basis) must be fitted on the aircraft and safe operation.
V. Notes
1. The weight and C.G. breakdown including the list of equipment items
incorporated in the approved empty weight and the loading instruction shall be on
board the helicopter at the time when the individual Certificate or Airworthiness is
delivered and, then, at any time. To obtain as precise as possible weight and
C.G. data, the helicopter shall stay on jacks as fitted at the jacking points rather
than on its landing gear. Where modifications are introduced in the helicopter
weight and C.G., the Flight Manual instructions shall be referred to.
2. The EC155B1 Master Servicing Manual has been deemed acceptable by the
DGAC to perform proper maintenance on the helicopters. EC155B1 MSM
Chapter 04 “Airworthiness Limitations” covers the instructions that must be
complied with.
3. Production conditions:
- Production agreement JAR 21 n°F.G.003 granted on December 22, 1997 to
EUROCOPTER.
4. Certification conditions:
- Design approval n° F.JA.01 granted on July 20, 1998 to EUROCOPTER
(formerly granted on September 12, 1996 to EUROCOPTER FRANCE)
SECTION 6: ADMINISTRATIVE
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