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Dependent Fleet Aircraft Identification When an Airline purchases an aircraft fleet and at a later date requires
additional aircraft with the same configuration from a leasing company, the
additional aircraft operated through the leasing company form the dependent
fleet.
ACMR
Derivative Aircraft
Identification/Certification
Development of an existing type for a specialized role (eg: F = Freighter, C
= Combi (A340) or Convertible (A300/A310)).
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Term Domain Definition Source
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Approved Terms
Describe Common Terms/Basic Terms Process of Description.
Description Common Terms/Basic Terms Process of describing the characteristics, components and operation of a
product that exists. Results in data necessary to understand the product, its
interface(s) with other products and its operation.
Design Design-Engineering Interpretation of requirements expressed in basic Technical Specifications.
Activities result in the compilation of Definition Dossier which is used as
reference for Manufacturing of the aircraft.
Design Engineering Design-Engineering Organization responsible for Design, Certification, Flight Test and Justification
of products.
Design Organization
Approval
Certification Procedural requirements and rules to be complied with by an applicant for or
holder of a Type Certificate or Supplemental Type Certificate in the EASA
system. (PART 21, Subparts B & J).
EASA
Design Standard Procedural Documentation Airbus document that defines the principles to design a product.
Eg: Technical Design Directive, TDD
Airbus Directive and Procedure, ABD
System Installation Design Principles, SIDP
Desktop Trainer Training 2D trainer on a table. On a desktop trainer all student or instructor information
and controls are on one or several screens.
Detailed Inspection Aircraft Servicing - Maintenance
- Overhaul - Repair
An intensive examination of a specific item, installation or assembly to detect
damage, failure or irregularity. Available lighting is normally supplemented with
a direct source of good lighting at an intensity deemed appropriate. Inspection
aids such as mirrors, magnifying lenses, etc. may be necessary. Surface
cleaning and elaborate access procedures may be required.
ATA MSG-3
Detailed Visual Inspection Aircraft Servicing - Maintenance
- Overhaul - Repair
No longer to be used. See definitions of other Inspections in this domain.
Development Aircraft Aircraft Identification In the event that a new Airbus program is launched, Airbus may give an
equivalent definition for prototypes aircraft. In such a case, the embodiment
point shall follow the version treatment.
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Deviation Design-Engineering Term used to indicate that a Definition Dossier is not in compliance with:
- the applicable Directives/Procedures,
- or with the applicable Aircraft Design and Certification
Objectives/Requirements.
Dictionary Common Terms/Basic Terms A reference book containing words usually alphabetically arranged along with
information about their forms, pronunciation, functions, etymologies, meanings
and syntactical idiomatic uses.
Webster Dictionary
Difference Training Training The training required for crew members and dispatchers, who have qualified
and served on a particular type of aircraft to serve in the same capability on a
particular variation of that aircraft.
based on FAA definition
Direct Organization/Management Impel/push toward an action. WD
Directive Procedural Documentation Describes the requirements expressed in external regulations/standards and
internal policies, with which Airbus and its suppliers must comply.
Discipline Organization/Airbus Field of activities, eg: Design, Certification, Purchase, Production, Quality,
Support, Administration.
Dispatch Reliability Aircraft Operation/General Dispatch Reliability (DR) is the percentage of scheduled flights which depart
without incurring a (technical) ground interruption. Ground interruptions are
flight dispatch delays greater than 15 minutes and flight cancellations.
Dispatch Reliability performance is used in:
- Engineering (Supportability and Safety) and Program organisation to make
DR performance prediction against targets during the design process of new
aircraft,
-Customer Services organization to measure DR performance for In-Service
　
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