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EVAS® MODEL ELIGIBILITY LIST for Model 107STC EVAS® MODEL ELIGIBILITY LIST for Model 107STC This eligibility list is a controlled document from VisionSafe Corporation, manufacturer of EVAS® under PMA PQ1885NM. This list is used to determine which EVAS® model corresponds to which aircraft model(s). Applicable foreign STCs are also noted. The eligibility list can also be found on the certification page of our website, www.visionsafe.com. For questions, please contact VisionSafe Corporation Quality Assurance: [email protected] or 808-235-0849 Log of Revisions Revision Date Description Original 13-Dec-07 Original release, eligibility: STC by EVAS™ Model Number (page 1); STC by Aircraft Model Name (page 2); portable* by EVAS™ Model Number (page 4); portable* by Aircraft Model Name (page 4) A 7-May-08 Added EASA approval for Hawker Beechcraft 400A; Embraer 145(); Dassault Falcon 7X B 26-Jun-08 Added FAA and TCCA approval for Hawker Beechcraft Hawker 750, 850XP, 900XP; Embraer ERJ 190-100 STD, LR, IGW C 2-Dec-08 Added portable* models for Boeing 707-300; Dassault Falcon 20 D 27-Mar-09 Added portable* models for Learjet 55; page 5** for Projects in Process E 30-Jun-09 Added column for ANAC (Brazil) approval for Gulfstream G-1159A, G-IV, GV, GV-SP F 10-Jul-09 Added EASA approval for Cessna 680 G 27-Aug-09 Added portable* models for Cessna 525 H 19-Mar-10 Added column for ANAC Argentina approval for Bombardier CL-600-1A11, -2A12, -2B16, -2B19, -2C10, -2D15, -2D24 I 17-May-10 Updated aircraft list for EASA approval of Embraer 135 & 145 J 12-Jul-10 Added ANAC Brazil approval for Gulfstream GIV-X K 22-Jul-10 Added EASA approval for BD-100-1A10 L 24-Sep-10 *Portable models (pages 3 & 4) moved to VS QC-Form 43. **Projects in Process (page 5) incorporated into STC list as “pending”. Formal Log of Revisions added as page 1; eligibility: STC by EVAS™ Model Number (page 2); STC by Aircraft Model Name (page 3). Gulfstream GVI added [NOTE: this aircraft will be TC approval, not STC]. Models -231 & -232 for Boeing 747 added as pending. M 9-Dec-10 Added CAAC approval for Bombardier CL-600-2B16 & -2B19, and Gulfstream G200, G-IV, GIV-X, GV, GV-SP. Eligibility: STC by EVAS™ Model Number was page 2, now pages 2&3; STC by Aircraft Model Name was page 3, now pages 4&5. Added PMA number (PQ1885NM) to the header and STC numbers to the appropriate cells. Removed the “Pending” column; pending FAA projects are indicated in gray. Adjusted various back ground colors. N 17-Jun-11 EASA STC 10015333 replaced EASA.IM.A.S.00354 on 15 June 2011; 7 aircraft models were added to the STC: Embraer 190, Gulfstream GIV-X, Hawker 750, 850XP, 900XP, Learjet 45, Learjet 60 O 24-Aug-11 Cancelled STC projects for: Augusta AB139/AW139, Cessna 525 & 551, Cessna 750 (s/n 235 & above) P 4-Jun-12 Added FAA approval, EVAS models 107STC-231 & -232 on B747-400, -400D, -400F Series aircraft. Updated phone extension in header. Q 25-Jun-12 New STCs in progress: added models 107STC-057/058 (Boeing MD-11 & MD-11F); -147/148 (Airbus A300); -265/266 (Boeing 757-200PF Series); -267/268 (Boeing 767-300F Series). R 2-Jul-12 Aircraft for 107STC-019 & -020 corrected to read “Boeing 767-200, -300 Series”. S 16-Jan-13 Added EASA approval for Boeing 747-400, 400F T 8-May-13 Added FAA STC approval for Boeing 767-300F, EVAS Models 107STC-267 & 107STC-268. Corrected phone # in header. U 16-May-13 Add FAA approval for Boeing MD-11, MD-11F, EVAS Models 107STC-057 & 107STC-058. Remove Boeing 757-100 from Model 107STC-025/-026. Updated footer. Separated Boeing 737-700C from Model 107STC-121/-122. Model 107STC211/-212 was Aerospatiale ATR42 & 72. EASA STC 10016007 replaced EASA.IM.A.S.02172 for Bombardier BD-700-1A10, -1A11. Corrected minor typos. Merged Model 107STC225/-226 to identify EASA approved aircraft. V 20-Aug-13 Added CAAC VSTC0621 for Model 107STC-191 & 107STC-192. Removed Model 107STC-027 & 107STC-028—No longer in Production. W 12-Dec-13 Replaced ™ with ® in page header, page footer and table header. Updated aircraft for Models 107STC-265 & -266 and changed from Pending to STC Approved. Added Pending Projects for Models 107STC-231 &-232. X 21-Feb-14 Added column for Hong Kong STC. Removed column for 14 CFR Part and listed this information in the STC Approvals table. Revised header to remove Poly Tech (USA) Corporation, and indicate that the complete EVAS® Model Eligibility List is now available on VisionSafe’s website. Y 25-Aug-14 Removed cancelled projects for Kelowna Flightcraft Tracor (Convair) 340, Gulfstream G150 and Hawker Beechcraft 4000. Added Boeing 747-8 and 747-8F as a Pending Project. VS QC-Form 33 Rev AO, 14 Aug 2019 Printed 8/16/2019 Page 1 of 4 EVAS® MODEL ELIGIBILITY LIST for Model 107STC This eligibility list is a controlled document from VisionSafe Corporation, manufacturer of EVAS® under PMA PQ1885NM. This list is used to determine which EVAS® model corresponds to which aircraft model(s). Applicable foreign STCs are also noted. The eligibility list can also be found on the certification page of our website, www.visionsafe.com. For questions, please contact VisionSafe Corporation Quality Assurance: [email protected] or 808-235-0849 Log of Revisions Revision Date Description Z 10-Apr-15 Revised all Hawker Beechcraft aircraft to Beechcraft Corporation, per TCDS; Revised Dassault Falcon 50 to Dassault Aviation Mystere-Falcon 50, per TCDS; Revised Dornier 328-300 to 328 Support S i i 328 300 C S Ch d f di S C ® d ( AA S & CCA C d ) f Ai b A300 ( d l 14 / 148) i 4 100 100 100 S 200 200C AA 20-Aug-15 Added grey pending project status for EASA STC Approvals to EVAS Models -147/-148 (Airbus A300-600 Series), -067/-068 (Beechcraft Corporation 200, 300, 1900), -231/-232 (Boeing 747 Legacy AB 25-Feb-16 Added: EASA STC# for 107STC-267/-268, Boeing 767-300F; footnote for "+" STC's; HKCAD approval for 107STC-231/-232, Boeing 747-8F; EASA STC# for 107STC-265/-266, Boeing 757-200, - AC 14-Sep-16 Added200CB FAA 200PF approval S i for G Gulfstream di G280j f 107STC 221/ 222 G lf 500 AD 20-Sep-16 Added EASA approval for Boeing 777-200, -300, -300ER, -200LR and 777F Series, Boeing 757-200 and -200PF Series, Boeing MD-11 and MD-11F AE 27-Oct-16 Added FAA approval for Boeing MD-11 & MD-11F, added installation -3/-4 . Added grey pending project status for EASA STC Approval to EVAS® Model -271/-272 (Gulfstream G280). AF 4-Nov-16 Added grey pending project status for EASA STC Approval to EVAS® Model -057/-058 (Boeing MD-11 & MD-11F). AG 3-Mar-17 Added FAA approval for Dornier 328-100 AH 30-May-17 Added Mexico DGAC validation of STC ST00892LA for Boeing G280. Removed Pilatus PC-24. Added EASA approval for Airbus A300-600 Series (Model -147/-148), Boeing 747-100, -100B SUD- AI 21-Jun-17 Removed200B 200C Model 200F 107STC-209/-210-No 300 S i 747SP longer S i in 747 production SR S i (M d l 231/ 232) d B i 747 8 d 747 8F (M d l 231/ 232) R d EASA di f B h f C i 200 300 AJ 12-Jul-17 Revised Bombardier BD-700-1A10, -1A11 (107STC-191/-192), removed MDL 206 Rev K & replaced with MDL 206 Rev F. AK 23-Jan-18 Added EASA approval for Gulfstream G280, Dornier 328-100 & Boeing MD-11 and MD-11F. AL 15-Mar-18 Added FAA approval for Gulfstream GVI (G650) AM 6-Sep-18 Added FAA approval for Gulfstream GVII (G500) AN 20-Dec-18 Added EASA approval for Gulfstream GVII (G500) & GVI (G650) AO 14-Aug-19 Revised form; Added STC ST04071NY; DGCA Turkey GVI; HKCAD A330; GVII-G600 VS QC-Form 33 Rev AO, 14 Aug 2019 Printed 8/16/2019 Page 2 of 4 EVAS® MODEL ELIGIBILITY LIST for Model 107STC This eligibility list is a controlled document from VisionSafe Corporation, manufacturer of EVAS® under PMA PQ1885NM. This list is used to determine which EVAS® model corresponds to which aircraft model(s). Applicable foreign STCs are also noted. The eligibility list can also be found on the certification page of our website, www.visionsafe.com. For questions, please contact VisionSafe Corporation Quality Assurance: [email protected] or 808-235-0849 EVAS MODEL SORTED EVAS Model Airplane Airplane Model per TCDS STC Approvals ® 107STC-XXX Manufacturer (Marketing names are not shown) Certification basis for all EVAS models is 14 CFR Part 25, unless otherwise noted. Pilot Co- FAA TCCA EASA CAAC ANAC ANAC HKCAD DGAC DGCA pilot US Canada EU China Argentina Brazil Hong Kong Mexico Turkey -015 -016 Airbus A318 Series, A319 Series, A320 Series, A321 Series ST00892LA ST00892LA 10015333 VSTC0260 -015 -016 Airbus A318 Series, A319 Series, A320 Series, A321 Series ST04071NY -019 -020 Boeing 767-200,-300 Series ST00731LA 10016155 -025 -026 Boeing 757-200 ST00892LA ST00892LA 10015333 -049 -050 Gulfstream G-1159A, G-IV, GIV-X, GV, GV-SP ST00892LA ST00892LA 10015333 VSTC0260+ 2009S06-10 -057 -058 Boeing MD-11 & 11F (6116 Rev. C) ST00892LA 10015333 -057 -058 Boeing MD-11 & 11F (6116 Rev. I) ST00892LA 10015333 -065 -066 Dassault Aviation Mystere-Falcon 900, 900EX, 2000, 2000EX ST00892LA ST00892LA 10015333 -067 -068 Beechcraft Corporation 200, 300, 1900 (14 CFR Part 23) SA01050WI SA01050WI -075 -076 Cessna 550, 560 ST00892LA ST00892LA 10015333 -095 -096 Learjet 60 ST00892LA ST00892LA 10015333 -099 -100 Beechcraft Corporation BAe.125 Series 800A, 800B, 1000A, 1000B, Hawker ST00892LA ST00892LA 10015333 750, 800, 800XP, 850XP, 900XP 1000 -101 -102 Cessna 650 ST00892LA ST00892LA 10015333 -105 -106 Cessna 750 [s/n 234 & below] ST00892LA ST00892LA 10015333 -109 -110 Dassault Aviation Mystere-Falcon 50 ST00892LA ST00892LA 10015333 -119 -120 Bombardier CL-600-1A11, -2A12, -2B16, -2B19, -2C10, -2D15, - ST01012WI ST01012WI EASA.IM.A.S.01774+ VSTC0379+ CTS 1002.01(A) 2D24 -121 -122 Boeing 737-600,
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