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Trace document

Also known as: trace docs · trace pack

Continuous supplier history back to the last installed-on operator or OEM.

Trace documents are the paperwork chain that proves where an aviation part has been — last operator, repair station, distributor, OEM. Common trace artifacts include FAA 8130-3, EASA Form 1, ATA 106, mill cert, repair-station release tag, and packing slips. Buyers review the trace before any install.

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FAA Form 8130-3Airworthiness approval tag for new and overhauled parts from FAA-approved sources.
EASA Form 1European airworthiness approval — the EASA equivalent of FAA 8130-3.
ATA 106 — Spec 2000 Chapter 11Trace pack standard for used-serviceable, surplus, or parts-out aviation material.
CoC — Certificate of ConformanceSupplier statement that the part conforms to PO requirements and cited specs.

Canonical URL: https://partsperk.com/glossary/trace-document · Glossary entries are buyer-language definitions; not regulatory or engineering advice.

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