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1.2.6 Equipment requirements for aircraft

Several equipments are required to be in aircraft. There may be slight variations

in requirements depending on the purpose of the aircraft/flight.

1.2.6.1 Equipment requirements for all aircraft

1. Type-approved seatbelts (shoulder and lap) for front seats

2. A seat for every passenger who is 2 years or older

3. A type-approved lap belt for each passenger seat
4. Approved fastening device for each child under 2 years (the child may be

held by an adult on private flights, but not strapped into the same belt as

the adult)

5. A sign on the seatback with an image or text instructing passengers to

fasten seatbelts when seated

6. First aid equipment

7. Hand fire extinguisher
8. Clear marking of cargo and baggage compartments with maximum

allowable load

9. Marking of fuel filler openings with text indicating the approved fuel type

and usable fuel in the tank

10. A set of spare fuses if melting fuses are used

11. Lights that are carried by aircraft in the air and on water must meet the

requirements of Appendix E to BL 1-12

12. ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter). Registration of the distress beacon

as described in BL 1-10.
13. A map (latest edition) of the flight route, as well as instructions for action

if intercepted

1.2.6.2 Equipment requirements for VFR Day flights

14. Airspeed indicator

15. Pressure altitude indicator

16. A magnetic compass

17. A clock showing hours, minutes, and seconds

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