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Chris Brady's Non-British Safety Card Collection List date: 19/05/2021 Available for trade for British Cards Total 2257 cards Aircraft type Code or description Year (un-named operator) 12 cards B 707 Nov 82 S.P.E.product 1982 BAe 111 200 B & W Beech 23, 24, 76 BO 105 11"x7.5" B&W laminated DC 6B N37571 DHC 6 6"x12" DHC 6 300 EC 155 25210 ©2005 Safeair Inc G-73 Mallard P180 Avanti REF.PGO-107-5-2-93 (CSI) 1993 PA 31 350 Navajo Typed on A4 paper S 76 Spirit CSI 1984 bifold 6.5"x11" 1984 (un-named operator) Canadien 1 cards BAe 748 Bifold card Typo-Press Timmins (un-named operator) German 1 cards GA Commander 862025-517F (10x17cm B&W card) Adria 2 cards CRJ DC 9 82 A4 Adria Airways 2 cards BAe 111 500 DC 9 30/50 bifold 1988 AeBal 1 cards DC 9 / B717 Bifold Aegean Airlines 1 cards Page 1 of 108 Aircraft type Code or description Year BAe 146 /RJ100 "Avro RJ 100" Aero Arctic Helicopter 3 cards Bell 204 REF B24-47-2-7-89 (CSI) 1989 Bell 206 JetRanger REF.206-47-11-7-89 (CSI) 1989 Bell 206L LongRanger REF. 26L-47-8-7-89 (CSI) 1989 Aero California 1 cards DC 9 10 Orig. 2/02 2002 Aero Continente s.a. 1 cards B 727 100 trifold 1999 Aero Lyon 1 cards DC 10 30 AEY-DOC-011 2001 Aero Peru 1 cards B 727 100 1.06.29.073.00/UG PL-CL 1999 Aero Virgin Islands 1 cards DC 3 Aeroflot 23 cards A 320 Valid from 17.01.2020 2020 A 330 Valid from 01.07.2016 2016 AN 2 tall vintage paper folder AN 24B tall vintage paper folder IL 62 A4 plastic red borders IL 62 white "3AO NPP" IL 86 6.5"x10" white IL 86 7"x11" white 2003 IL 86 A4 red & white IL 96 300 Skyteam 2003 Il 96 300 Valid from 08.04.2010 2010 IL 96 300 white Let 410 Page 2 of 108 Aircraft type Code or description Year Sukhoi RRJ 95B Valid from 2010 2010 Tu 134 18cm x 27.5cm 2003 Tu 134 21cm x 21cm Tu 134 A4 red & white 1989 Tu 154 Russian,Eng,Ger Tu 154 Russian,Fr,Eng Tu 154 Russian,Ger,Ital Tu 154M 18cm x 27.5cm Skyteam "Ty-154M" 2003 Tu 154M 18cm x 27.5cm Skyteam "Ty-154M*" 2009 Yak 42 A4 red & white Aeroflot Don 2 cards Tu 154 A4 Tu 154M 18cm x 27.5cm Skyteam Aerolineas Argentinas 5 cards B 747 200 FORM 2033 - 7/93 1993 B 747 200 FORM 2033 IRAM3001-A3-11/89 1989 DC 9 80 DC 9 88 ZZ 64100114 - 04/98 1998 DC 9 88 ZZ 64100142 - 12/99 1999 Aerolineas Uruguayas 1 cards F 27 Aeromaritime 1 cards B 767 300 Laser Graphic Aeromexico 4 cards DC 10 30 3000-1523287-1 1987 DC 9 32 3000-1523286 DC 9 32 3000-1523286 10.OCT.86 1986 DC 9 82-88 03000-1523288 Aeronautica Militare 1 cards A 319 ACJ Page 3 of 108 Aircraft type Code or description Year AeroPelican 1 cards DHC 6 1989 Aerosvit 1 cards AN 148-100 No. 01-01, no titles 2009 African Safari Airways 1 cards DC 8 63 STOOY AB Interplastor (SAS Style) 1987 Air Afrique 2 cards DC 10 30 REF.RK 3918 - Aout.1979 1979 DC 8 33/53 SERMA Air Alfa 1 cards B 727 200 Like Air France card Air America 1 cards L TriStar 1 0412-80405 Rev.7/87 1989 Air Anatolia 1 cards B 757 Air Atlanta 2 cards B 727 100 IRC Code 329 1985 B 747 100/200 ATL-102B Rev.3 Air Atlanta Icelandic 6 cards B 747 100/200 14.5cm x 26.5cm B 747 100/200 Trifold 1994 B 747 200 CP-142-C-IS-REV.0 B 747 400F TF-AMO Revision 1 CA747F-AMO L TriStar 1 1996 L TriStar 1 1120.9 (no titles) Air Atlantic 7 cards Page 4 of 108 Aircraft type Code or description Year B 727 200 Dark blue 1996 B 727 200 Light blue 1996 BAe 146 REF. 146-7-5-2-90 1990 BAe Jetstream 41 DHC 8 1991 DHC 8 DH8-001 10/88 (CSI) 1988 DHC 8 DH8-7-6-10-89 (CSI) 1989 Air Atlantique (France) 1 cards ATR 42/72 IMP CADET / 37 BLERE 2003 Air BC 1 cards DHC 8 Air Berlin 9 cards B 737 400 white card B 737 700 green card B 737 800 2 languages yellow card B 737 800 5 languages yellow card B 737 800 REV. ORIG. 05-07 white 2007 B 737 800 REV. ORIG. 08-06 yellow 2006 F 100 peach colour card F 100 REV.ORIG. 04-06 peach colour card 2006 F 100 yellow card Air Berlin group 3 cards B 737 700 A4 REV.ORIG. 04/2008 2008 B 737 800 A4 REV.ORIG. 06/2009 2009 B 737 800 A4 REV.ORIG. 10/2009 2009 Air Berlin op by Germania 2 cards F 100 A4 Issue 01 (12/2006) 2006 F 100 A4 REV.ORIG. 06/2008 2008 Air Berlin op by Hamburg Intl 1 cards B 737 700 blue card Page 5 of 108 Aircraft type Code or description Year Air Berlin op by TUIfly 2 cards B 737 700 A4 REV.ORIG. 09/2009 2009 B 737 800 REV. ORIG. 09/2009 2009 Air BVI 1 cards BAe 748 Air California 1 cards L 188 Electra 14 x 21.5 cm 1967 Air Canada 34 cards A 319 ACF837B (01-04) IRC Code 1626 2004 B 727 200 ACF837AM (5-90) 1990 B 727 200 ACF837J (10-82) 1982 B 747 100 ACF837G (1-78) 1978 B 747 100 ACF837G (3-71) 1971 B 747 100 ACF837M (2-95) 1995 B 747 100 ACF837M (3-84) 1984 B 747 100 ACF837M (6-89) 1989 B 747 100 ACF837M (6-94) 1994 B 747 100 ACF837M (9-92) 1992 B 747 100 Combi ACF837M1 (2-95) 1995 B 747 200 ACF837K (4-86) "EYHD" 1986 B 747 200 ACF837K1 (5/76) "747-233B" 1976 B 747 400 ACF837-4 (00-02) IRC Code 1530 2002 B 747 400 ACF837-4 (6-95) 1995 B 767 200 ACF837P (10-87) 1987 B 767 200 ACF837P (11-90) 1990 B 767 200 ACF837P (12-92) 1992 B 767 200 ACF837P (9-93) 1993 B 767 300 ACF837-N10 (01-2007) IRC Code 1958 2006 B 767 300 ACF837N3 (01-04) IRC Code 1621 2004 B 777 300 ACF837-7 (04-2007) IRC Code 1993 2007 CRJ 65 ACF837CL (12-94) 1996 Page 6 of 108 Aircraft type Code or description Year DC 8 ACF837E (1-79) "8L-1" 1979 DC 8 ACF837F2 (4-70) "8F-2" 1970 DC 9 32 ACF837A (12-82) 1982 DC 9 32 ACF837D (4-71) 1971 DC 9 32 ACF837X (12-94) 1994 L TriStar 15 ACF837HEY (6-89) "L1011EY" 1989 L TriStar 15 ACF837HO (11-87) "L1011" 1987 L TriStar 15 ACF837HO (4-83) "L1011-15" 1983 L TriStar 500 ACF837H5 (2-81) "L1011 500" 1981 L TriStar 500 ACF837H5 (4-89) "L1011 500" 1989 Vanguard ACF837A (7-67) 1967 Air Canada Buzz 1 cards CRJ 100/200 BSE1014. Issued: Jan/08 2008 Air Canada Exp / Air Georgia 1 cards CRJ 100/200 IRC Code 4178 AG-SFC-CRJ001 2015 Air Canada Exp / Jazz 1 cards DHC 8 Q400 CRD Q400 Issued MAR 2012 2012 Air Caribbean 1 cards YS-11A C.P.P.P.(1993) 1993 Air Chathams 1 cards Convair 580 Air China 3 cards B 707 B 747 400 Like SIA card B 747 SP trifold Air Columbus 1 cards B 727 200 AC1632 Air Engiadina 1 cards Page 7 of 108 Aircraft type Code or description Year Dornier 328 1998 Air Europa 5 cards B 737 300 Air Europa 1986 - Arcana UK dark green 1986 B 737 300 Air Europa 1986 - Arcana UK light green 1986 B 737 300 Bifold B 737 300 I.Coll-002 1995 B 737 400 SEG / 734 / 001 / FEB-95 1995 Air Evasion 1 cards DC 8 73 Air Finland 2 cards B 757 OH-AFI 2007 B 757 OH-AFJ, OH-AFK 2007 Air Florida 2 cards B 727 200 DC 10 30 Air France 29 cards A 300 Bifold 1974 A 300 Ref. 5400E 11-80 1980 A 380 Ref.9005558 06/2009 2009 B 727 200 05404A 12-88 1988 B 727 200 05404A 2-87 1987 B 727 200 Old hard bifold card B 737 200/300/500 005409 1/99 1999 B 737 200/300/500 005409 2/98 1998 B 747 100 Ref. 005419 6/97 1997 B 747 100 PS 05401D 12/89 Pont Superieur 1989 B 747 200 005420 1/99 1999 B 747 200 05420H 04/92 1992 B 747 200 Ref. 005420 5/97 1997 B 747 200C Ref. 005421 (7 Palettes) B 747 200F 5414P Page 8 of 108 Aircraft type Code or description Year B 747 200F Ref. 005460 03/2004 2004 B 747 300 Ref. 005402 03/02 2002 B 747 400 Ref. 005429 03/02 2002 B 747 400 Ref. 005464 12/2004 2004 B 747 400 Ref. 9005483 01/2008 2008 B 777 200ER Ref. 9005485 01/2008 2008 BAe Concorde 05410U 11/89 1989 BAe Concorde 05410U 12/90 1990 BAe Concorde 05410U 7/81 1981 BAe Concorde Laminated similar to 03/02 no code- fake 2002 BAe Concorde REF 005410 03/02 2002 BAe Concorde REF 005410 12/96 1996 Caravelle Ref 5406-Y 1-78 1978 DC 10 30 05424D 11/92 1992 Air France / Jeon 1 cards A 340 Ref.9005769 10/2017 2017 Air Group 1 cards ? AG 006 Air Guadeloupe 2 cards B 727 200 REF.72S-23/18-9-8-92 1992 Dornier 228 Air Hana 1 cards Cessna 421A REF.421-31-1-4-89 1989 Air Holiday 1 cards DC 6B 37571 Laminated Air Holland 1 cards B 757 Issue 1 Air India 9 cards B 707 trifold c 1960s Page 9 of 108 Aircraft type Code or description Year B 747 200 2252/15073 trifold B 747 200 601/15090 trifold B 747 200 601/15212 1991 B 747 200 601/15224 VT-ENQ July 1987 1987 B 747 300C 601/15376 2004 B 747 400 601/15507 with mobile phone warning B 747 400 601/15507 without mobile phone warning B 777 200 777/2005 2005 Air Inter 5 cards Caravelle OE/BE 300e DB Mercure 207158 e 1991 DB Mercure DE BE 800 d (new livery) DB Mercure DEBE 207 1501 F 27 500 DE.BE 600e 1973 Air Jamaica 2 cards B 727 200 DC 8 61 JM 1040 Air Jet 1 cards BAe 146 "BAe146-200QC" VA 1990 Air Kenya 1 cards DHC 8 100/200 XAK ISSUE 1 - 17/07/06 2006 Air Kenya Aviation 2 cards DC 3 SD 360 1997 Air Koryo 1 cards IL 62 JS/CAB-3/7 2009.8 2009 Air Lib 3 cards DC 10 30 IW-DPNC-SAB-DC10-1-01/02/2002 2002 DC 9 82/83 01/02/2002 2002 Page 10 of 108 Aircraft type Code or description Year DC 9 83 single card Air Link 1 cards Swn Metro III Air Littoral 1 cards F 70 Ref.
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    RASG-PA ESC/29 — WP/04 14/11/17 Twenty

    RASG‐PA ESC/29 — WP/04 14/11/17 Twenty ‐ Ninth Regional Aviation Safety Group — Pan America Executive Steering Committee Meeting (RASG‐PA ESC/29) ICAO NACC Regional Office, Mexico City, Mexico, 29‐30 November 2017 Agenda Item 3: Items/Briefings of interest to the RASG‐PA ESC PROPOSAL TO AMEND ICAO FLIGHT DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAMME (FDAP) RECOMMENDATION AND STANDARD TO EXPAND AEROPLANES´ WEIGHT THRESHOLD (Presented by Flight Safety Foundation and supported by Airbus, ATR, Embraer, IATA, Brazil ANAC, ICAO SAM Office, and SRVSOP) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Flight Data Analysis Program (FDAP) working group comprised by representatives of Airbus, ATR, Embraer, IATA, Brazil ANAC, ICAO SAM Office, and SRVSOP, is in the process of preparing a proposal to expand the number of functional flight data analysis programs. It is anticipated that a greater number of Flight Data Analysis Programs will lead to significantly greater safety levels through analysis of critical event sets and incidents. Action: The FDAP working group is requesting support for greater implementation of FDAP/FDMP throughout the Pan American Regions and consideration of new ICAO standards through the actions outlined in Section 4 of this working paper. Strategic Safety Objectives: References: Annex 6 ‐ Operation of Aircraft, Part 1 sections as mentioned in this working paper RASG‐PA ESC/28 ‐ WP/09 presented at the ICAO SAM Regional Office, 4 to 5 May 2017. 1. Introduction 1.1 Flight Data Recorders have long been used as one of the most important tools for accident investigations such that the term “black box” and its recovery is well known beyond the aviation industry.