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Automatic Flight

No failure report names the automatic flight. 22 FAA approvals let 2 companies make a replacement automatic flight, Heritage Aviation LTD holding the most (12).

Approved replacement parts 22 parts manufacturer approvals

A parts manufacturer approval (PMA) lets a company other than the aircraft's maker make a automatic flight and sell it as an approved part for the models named. These are the companies holding such approvals for a automatic flight:

For these models most: Bell 222 (12), Cessna 421 Golden Eagle (4), Cessna 414 Chancellor (3), Cessna 402 (3), Fairchild SA226 (2), Mitsubishi MU-2 (1), Commander Aircraft Co 114 (1).

MakerPartReplacesFitsGrantedStatus
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control Systems 100-52186-600Modification PartBell 222B, 222U2005-04-10current
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control Systems 100-52186-500Modification PartBell 222B, 222U2005-04-10current
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control Systems 100-52186-300Modification PartBell 222B, 222U2005-04-10current
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control Systems 100-52186-201Modification PartBell 222B, 222U2005-04-10current
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control Systems 100-52186-400Modification PartBell 222B, 222U2005-04-10current
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control Systems 100-52186-100Modification PartBell 222B, 222U2005-04-10current
Honeywell International US LLCM-4D Automatic Flight Control System Installation Kit 4009544-0501Modification PartFairchild Aircraft SA226-AT, SA226-TC1999-12-01current
Honeywell International US LLCM-4D Automatic Flight Control System Installation Kit 4009536-0501Modification PartBeech Raytheon) (E901999-12-01current
Honeywell International US LLCM-4D Automatic Flight Control System Installation Kit 4009537-0501Modification PartMitsubishi MU2B-25, MU2B-26, MU2B-201999-12-01current
Honeywell International US LLCM-4D Automatic Flight Control System Installation Kit 4009532-0502Modification PartCessna 402B s/n 0301 and up, 414 s/n 0351...1999-12-01current
Honeywell International US LLCM-4D Automatic Flight Control System Installation Kit 4009532-0501Modification PartCessna 402B s/n 0301 and up, 414 s/n 0351...1999-12-01current
Honeywell International US LLCM-4D Automatic Flight Control System Installation Kit 4009532-0503Modification PartCessna 402B s/n 0301 and up, 414 s/n 0351...1999-12-01current
Honeywell International US LLCM-4D Automatic Flight Control System Installation Kit 4009543-0501Modification PartBeech Raytheon) (E55 s/n TE-982 and after1999-12-01current
Honeywell International US LLCM-4D Automatic Flight Control System Installation Kit 4009512-0503Modification PartFairchild Aircraft SA226-T1999-12-01current
Honeywell International US LLCM-4D Automatic Flight Control System Installation Kit 4009545-0501Modification PartCessna 421C1999-12-01current
Honeywell International US LLCAutomatic Flight Control System KFC 200Modification PartCommander Aircraft 114TC, S/N 20003, 20008 and above1999-12-01current
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control System 100-52186-500Modification PartBell 222B, 222U1997-06-10current
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control System 100-52186-201Modification PartBell 222B, 222U1997-06-10current
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control System 100-52186-600Modification PartBell 222B, 222U1997-06-10current
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control System 100-52186-300Modification PartBell 222B, 222U1997-06-10current
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control System 100-52186-400Modification PartBell 222B, 222U1997-06-10current
Heritage Aviation LTDAutomatic Flight Control System 100-52186-100Modification PartBell 222B, 222U1997-06-10current

Sources: the FAA's service difficulty reports since 1995 (a report is a part that failed and was fixed, as filed by an airline, repair station or owner; the count shows reporting as much as reliability) and the parts manufacturer approvals in the FAA's Dynamic Regulatory System. The part name is the reporters' and the approval holders' own words, reduced to the first plain words so that spellings meet.