AIRCRAFT MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC.

Part 135 operator · designator AMSA

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Also recorded as: AIRCRAFT MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC.

Accident & enforcement record

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NTSB accidents & incidents

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FAA enforcement actions

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Maintenance disclosure history

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1 report on file.

Z · 2005-10-28 Matched by certificate designator
ATA 5210

PILOT SIDE DOOR PISTON, THAT GOT DISCONNECTED AND JAMMED PILOT'S CONTROL STICK. THERE IS NO WAY, THAT AC COULD BE FLOWN IN THIS CONDITION. IN ORDER TO FREE CONTROLS, DOOR UPHOLSTERY HAD TO BE REMOVED AND PISTON ON DOOR SIDE HAD TO BE DISCONNECTED, DOOR HAD TO BE OPENED AND THEN THE PISTON THAT WAS CAUGHT IN THE CONTROL STICK COULD BE REMOVED. AFTER REMOVAL, FOUND THAT THE PLASTIC ROD END OF THE PISTON HAD BROKEN AND THE PISTON ROD HAD BENT. THE AIRCRAFT OWNER INFORMED IMMEDIATELY THE COPA. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME WE HAVE HAD THIS HAPPEN. AFTER INVESTIGATION, DISCOVERED, THAT THE PISTON PLASTIC ROD END OF BOTH LT AND RT DOORS HAD BEEN DAMAGED AND WERE NOT FULLY LOCKING IN POSITION.

Source: SDR AMSA102805 · FAA SDRS

Linked aircraft

N-numberMake / modelYearStatusLink basis
N878SPCESSNA 421B1974Valid RegistrationMatched by certificate designator