Chapter group · 21 chapters
Browse the aircraft body, wings, landing gear and onboard systems. Use the aircraft manual to check where each part belongs.
Cabin air pressure, airflow and temperature control.
Systems that generate, supply and protect aircraft electrical power.
Cabin equipment, seats, kitchens, washrooms and cargo-handling systems.
Systems that detect fire or smoke and put out fires.
Controls and moving surfaces that guide the aircraft, including electrically controlled systems.
Aircraft fuel tanks, fuel supply, fuel-level displays and fuel release systems.
Systems that produce and supply pressurized hydraulic fluid, with controls and gauges.
Systems that prevent or remove ice and keep rain off aircraft windows.
Main and nose landing gear, wheels, brakes and steering.
Lighting in the cockpit, passenger areas and outside the aircraft.
Systems that supply oxygen to the crew and passengers.
Aircraft compressed-air supplies, pipes and valves that carry air to onboard systems.
Systems that produce and supply vacuum, including pumps, controls and gauges.
Drinking water, washing water, water-pressure systems and waste removal.
Common practices for working on the aircraft structure.
Passenger, cargo, service and emergency-exit doors.
The main aircraft body and the structure that holds cabin air pressure.
Engine covers, surrounding structures and engine support attachments.
Horizontal and vertical tail structures that help keep the aircraft stable.
Cockpit, passenger and door windows.
Wing structures and the attachments for their moving control surfaces.
Your aircraft or engine manual determines the right part. A chapter helps you find the section, but does not prove that a part fits or is in stock. When requesting a part, include its full number and ending, quantity, condition, aircraft or engine model, where it is used and the date needed.
The FAA JASC reference was updated October 27, 2008. It uses a related version of the ATA numbering system. JASC 14 and JASC 85 are labeled separately. This directory is not a complete current aircraft parts manual or iSpec 2200 standard.