| 00 | Aircraft |  | 
      
          | 01 | Introduction | General information about the aircraft and manual structure. | 
      
          | 02 | Organization and Handling Of The Manual | Covers aircraft-wide specs, procedures, and documentation. | 
      
          | 03 | General Description Of The Aircraft | No assigned content. | 
      
          | 04 | Airworthiness Limitations | No assigned content. | 
      
          | 05 | Time Limits / Maintenance Checks | Maintenance schedules and required inspections. | 
      
          | 06 | Dimensions and Areas | Aircraft dimensions, reference points, and zones. | 
      
          | 07 | Lifting and Shoring | Procedures for lifting and supporting the aircraft. | 
      
          | 08 | Leveling and Weighing | Aircraft weight and balance procedures. | 
      
          | 09 | Towing and Taxiing | Ground movement procedures. | 
      
          | 10 | Parking, Mooring, Storage and Return To Service | Securing the aircraft on the ground. | 
      
          | 11 | Placards and Markings | Labels and markings for operation and safety. | 
      
          | 12 | Servicing | Routine maintenance and servicing tasks. | 
      
          | 13 | Unservicing | Manages miscellaneous hardware like fasteners and fittings. | 
      
          | 14 | Misc Hardware | Details aircraft jacking for maintenance or support. | 
      
          | 15 | Operational Check Good | Handles emergency crew escape systems (e.g., ejection seats). | 
      
          | 16 | Propulsion Augmentation | Manages thrust-enhancing systems (e.g., afterburners). | 
      
          | 17 | Thrust Reverser | Controls systems for reversing engine thrust. | 
      
          | 18 | Vibration and Noise Analysis (Helicopter Only) | Addresses vibration and noise control measures. | 
      
          | 19 | Electrical/Electronic Accessories | Covers miscellaneous electrical components. | 
      
          | 20 | Standard Practices - Airframe | General maintenance practices. | 
      
          | 21 | Air Conditioning | Cabin air temperature and pressurization control. | 
      
          | 22 | Auto Flight System | Autopilot and automatic flight control systems. | 
      
          | 23 | Communications System | Radio, intercom, and other communication systems. | 
      
          | 24 | Electrical Power System | Aircraft electrical generation and distribution. | 
      
          | 25 | Equipment and Furnishings | Cabin interiors, seating, and cargo storage. | 
      
          | 26 | Fire Protection System | Fire detection and suppression systems. | 
      
          | 27 | Flight Control System | Control surfaces like ailerons, rudders, and elevators. | 
      
          | 28 | Fuel System | Fuel storage, distribution, and monitoring. | 
      
          | 29 | Hydraulic Power System | Hydraulic system components and functions. | 
      
          | 30 | Ice and Rain Protection System | De-icing and rain-repelling systems. | 
      
          | 31 | Indicating/recording Systems | Displays, gauges, and data recording. | 
      
          | 32 | Landing Gear System | Wheels, brakes, and landing gear control systems. | 
      
          | 33 | Lighting System | Interior and exterior aircraft lighting. | 
      
          | 34 | Navigation System | Navigation aids like GPS, radar, and flight management systems. | 
      
          | 35 | Oxygen System | Crew and passenger oxygen supply systems. | 
      
          | 36 | Pneumatic System | Pneumatic system controls and operations. | 
      
          | 37 | Vacuum System | Vacuum systems for instrumentation. | 
      
          | 38 | Water and Waste System | Water supply and waste disposal systems. | 
      
          | 39 | Electrical/Electronic Panels | Manages control panels and instrumentation. | 
      
          | 40 | Ground Support Equipment | Details external equipment for aircraft support. | 
      
          | 41 | Water Ballast | Manages water and ballast systems for balance and utility. | 
      
          | 42 | Integrated Modular Avionics | Handles centralized avionics computing systems. | 
      
          | 43 | Emergency Solar Panel System (ESPS) | Facilitates software and data updates for avionics. | 
      
          | 44 | Cabin Systems | Controls passenger-related systems (e.g., entertainment, lighting). | 
      
          | 45 | Central Maintenance Computer System (CMS) | Supports diagnostics and maintenance monitoring. | 
      
          | 46 | Information Systems | Manages data networks and crew information systems. | 
      
          | 47 | Nitrogen Generation System | Prevents fuel tank explosions by reducing oxygen levels. | 
      
          | 48 | Cabin Pressure | Controls cabin pressurization systems. | 
      
          | 49 | Airborne Auxiliary Power Unit System (APU) | Operates auxiliary power units for ground and flight power. | 
      
          | 50 | Cargo and Accessory Compartments | Covers cargo areas and accessory storage systems. | 
      
          | 51 | Standard Practices - Structures | General structural maintenance and repair. | 
      
          | 52 | Doors | All aircraft doors, including passenger, cargo, and emergency exits. | 
      
          | 53 | Fuselage | Main body structure of the aircraft. | 
      
          | 54 | Nacelles/Pylons Structure | Engine mounting structures. | 
      
          | 55 | Stabilizers Structure | Horizontal and vertical stabilizers. | 
      
          | 56 | Windows-windshield System | Cabin, cockpit, and emergency windows. | 
      
          | 57 | Wing Structure | Wing structures and components. | 
      
          | 58 | Ice and Rain Protection | Protects against ice buildup and rain damage. | 
      
          | 59 | *Reserved For Airline Use | Reserved for customer-specific modifications or systems. | 
      
          | 60 | Standard Practices - Propeller/Rotor | Propeller/Rotor Guides maintenance for propellers/rotors. | 
      
          | 61 | Propellers/Propulsion System | Covers propeller systems and controls. | 
      
          | 62 | Main Rotor System | Manages main rotor assembly and function (helicopters). | 
      
          | 63 | Main Rotor Drive | Handles rotor drive systems (e.g., transmissions). | 
      
          | 64 | Tail Rotor | Covers tail rotor assembly and operation. | 
      
          | 65 | Tail Rotor Drive System | Manages tail rotor drive systems. | 
      
          | 66 | Folding Blades/pylon | Details blade or pylon folding mechanisms. | 
      
          | 67 | Rotorcraft Flight Control | Controls rotor-related flight systems. | 
      
          | 68 | Engine Performance | Monitors and optimizes engine performance data. | 
      
          | 69 | Engine Installation | Covers engine mounting and integration. | 
      
          | 70 | Standard Practices | Engines: Guides general engine maintenance practices. | 
      
          | 71 | Power Plant | Engine installation and operation. | 
      
          | 72 | Engine Turbine/Turbo Prop Ducted Fan/Unducted Fan | Internal engine components and systems. | 
      
          | 73 | Engine Fuel and Control | Fuel control and management. | 
      
          | 74 | Ignition System | Ignition system components and operation. | 
      
          | 75 | Engine Bleed Air System | Air intake and engine airflow systems. | 
      
          | 76 | Engine Controls | Engine control systems and linkages. | 
      
          | 77 | Engine Indicating System | Engine performance monitoring. | 
      
          | 78 | Engine Exhaust | Engine exhaust system components. | 
      
          | 79 | Eng Oil System (Airframe Furnish) | Lubrication systems. | 
      
          | 80 | Engine Starting | Engine starting systems. | 
      
          | 81 | Turbine System (recip. Only) | Engine turbocharging and boost control systems. | 
      
          | 82 | Water Injection | Water/methanol injection systems used for engine power augmentation. | 
      
          | 83 | Accessory Gear-boxes | Accessory gearboxes used to power auxiliary components like generators and pumps. | 
      
          | 84 | Propulsion Augmentation | Systems enhancing engine thrust, including thrust reversers and augmenters. | 
      
          | 85 | Reciprocating Engine | Auxiliary power or propulsion. | 
      
          | 86 | Water Injection | Manages water injection for engine power boost. | 
      
          | 87 | Engine Noise Suppression | Reduces engine noise output. | 
      
          | 88 | Engine Controls | Operates engine control systems. | 
      
          | 89 | Engine Indicating | Monitors engine performance indicators. | 
      
          | 90 | Fuel System | Manages fuel storage and distribution. | 
      
          | 91 | Charts | Standard charts, graphs, and diagrams used in maintenance and operational procedures. | 
      
          | 92 | Air Conditioning | Controls cabin air conditioning systems. | 
      
          | 93 | Fire Protection | Handles fire detection and suppression systems. | 
      
          | 94 | Oxygen | Manages oxygen supply for crew and passengers. | 
      
          | 95 | Pneumatic | Controls compressed air systems. | 
      
          | 96 | Vacuum | Manages vacuum-based systems (e.g., instruments). | 
      
          | 97 | Weather Radar | Operates radar for weather detection. | 
      
          | 98 | Navigation | Covers navigation systems and instruments. | 
      
          | 99 | Miscellaneous | Catch-all for systems not otherwise classified. |