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Old 05-22-2007, 04:40 PM
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Hi, can someone please tell me what the acronym HAASTE stands for?
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Wow, I'm amazed that nobody knows that one.
It's something to do with maintainance. Like A1TAPE
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Hi, can someone please tell me what the acronym HAASTE stands for?
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Is it like the trAAin in DFW?
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Old 05-25-2007, 01:31 AM
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Okay, out of over 81 views, nobody knew the answer. But after today with my check airman, I finally found out the answer. Apparently HAASTE is a little outdated and was replaced by A1TAPE.
So here it is,
H= 100 HOUR inspection
A= ANNUAL inspection
A= ALTIMETER (every 24 calendar months)
S= pitot STATIC system (every 24 calendar months)
T= TRANSPONDER (every 24 calendar months)
E= EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER (every 12 months or 1 continuous hour of operation or 1/2 the battery life)


A= ANNUAL inspection
1= 100 hour inspection
T= TRANSPONDER (every 24 calendar months)
A= ALTIMETER (every 24 calendar months)
P= PITOT static system (every 24 calendar months)
E= EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER (every 12 months or 1 continuous hour of operation or 1/2 the battery life)

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Old 05-25-2007, 07:52 AM
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100-hour only for planes for hire, correct?
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Old 05-25-2007, 05:59 PM
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I always learned AVIATES

AD's
VOR 30 day
Inspection (Annual and/or 100hr)
Altimeter
Transponder
ELT
Static
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Yeah, we definitely used AVIATE. Different strokes...
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Old 05-26-2007, 04:31 AM
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So PhantomAir, is your DE telling you that you can disregard the ADs?
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I use AV1ATE(A) and the 1 is used as an I

Annual
Vor
100 hour
Altimeter (linked in with the pitot static)
Transponder
Elt
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Originally Posted by oldveedubs View Post
I always learned AVIATES

AD's
VOR 30 day
Inspection (Annual and/or 100hr)
Altimeter
Transponder
ELT
Static

I had heard of all of the above mentioned, except for VOR 30 day. Can you please elaborate? Does this mean VOR equipment needs to be checked every 30 days? I have been switched to my 3rd CFI and am about to go for PPL checkride and have not read/been informed of this...Yikes!
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