General Aviation, INC
Named as the FAA publishes it on its approvals.
Holds 5 approved modifications, most of them for the Rockwell International 112. Holds 2 approvals to make replacement parts. FAA spelling: General Aviation, Inc.
Approved modifications 5 · newest first
Rockwell International 112 1Commander Aircraft Co 114 1Cessna 441 Conquest II 1Cessna 425 Conquest I 1Cessna 170 1
1997-09-12SA771GL · Install nose gear shimmey dampener, P/N 1001, to replace Gerdes P/N A135-8. · 112TC, 114B, 114A
1982-06-25SA620GL · Modification of fuel management system. · 425
1982-06-25SE621GL · Modify PT6A-112 fuel inlet line and primary fuel pressure tube bracket. · PT6A-112
1980-06-12SA400GL · Installation of Litton LTN-211 Omega/VLF navigation system. · 441
SA1-13 · Recovering of wings with metal except ailerons and flaps. · 170 Series
Replacement parts approved 2 parts manufacturer approvals, 2 current
A parts manufacturer approval lets a company make a replacement part for someone else's aircraft or engine and sell it as an approved part. This company's approvals are mostly for electrical power (1), landing gear (1).
1998-11-02Nose Gear Shimmy Dampener 1001 · replaces Gerdes A135-8 · 112, 112B, 112TC
1998-11-02Landing Light 1000 · replaces Modification Part · 112, 112B, 112TC
Source: FAA Dynamic Regulatory System (type certificate data sheets, supplemental type certificates, parts manufacturer approvals, technical standard order authorisations). An organisation's name is as the FAA spelled it on each record; related spellings are separate pages.