FAA PMA Database

The FAAFederal Aviation Administration. compiles and publishes PMAParts Manufacturing Authority - required in order to manufacture and market aeronautical parts that will be installed on FAA type certificated items. data. A PMA is required in order to manufacture and market aeronautical parts that is installed on FAA type certificated items.

To do a FAA PMA search

1. Click Database > Supplemental Databases > FAA PMAFederal Aviation Administration Parts Manufacturer Approval.
2. Type 4563% in the Part NumberA 32-character field containing the part number assigned by the manufacturer. In some cases, the part number field is used to identify a drawing, or the source or specification controlling number of the item identified by the National Stock Number (NSN). Part Number is also known as the Reference Number. field.
3. Click the number 155238 in the View column to view FAA PMA information (NomenclatureAllowance Parts/Equipage List Nomenclature is a set or group of alphanumeric words or symbols that describe the equipment, component or equipage assigned an APL or AEL identification number. The following develops the nomenclature: 1. Material Systems Command personnel, or other designated activities 2. Shipyard and fleet personnel 3. ICP technicians Nomenclature is based on applicable engineering drawings, nameplate data, and/or technical publications., Part Number, Replacement for, Manufacturer, PMA Holder, Approval Authority, Supplement Data, ModelAlso known as the RIC/MODEL - the Repairable Item Code/Model code (RIC/MODEL) assigned to each repairable assembly for relating consumable items to that repairable assembly. Eligibility, Aircraft Type, and MIDOManufacturing Inspection District Office - authorized by the PMA to perform inspections.).
4. Right-click Back to Brief and select Back from the menu.
5. Click Part Number 4563-650 (Coupling) to view a FLIS/TIRFederal Logistic Information System - data is the Federal Supply Catalog, which is comprised of the following databases in Haystack: FLIS (Parts 1, 2, 3); the Management List - Consolidated (ML-C); the Federal Supply Classifications Handbooks (H-2); the Federal Item Name Directory (H-6); the Commercial Activity Government Entity Handbook (CAGE); the Characteristics Data (V-Segment); the Interchangeability / Substitutability Data; and the Major Organizational Entity Rules (MOE) databases. Brief Display. There are two companies listed that make this part.
6. Click the first NIINNational Item Identification Number - nine-digit number assigned to a part under the Federal Cataloging Program. It is the last nine digits of the National Stock Number. 01-053-2496 to view the FLISFederal Logistics Information System - the Haystack APL Federal Supply Catalog comprised of the FLIS (Parts 1, 2, 3); the Management List - Consolidated (ML-C); the Federal Supply Classifications Handbooks (H-2); the Federal Item Name Directory (H-6); the Commercial Activity Government Entity Handbook (CAGE); the Characteristics Data (V-Segment); the Interchangeability / Substitutability Data; and the Major Organizational Entity Rules (MOE) databases. Header Segment A, MCRLMaster Cross-Reference List - cross-reference information from reference numbers to NSNs., and ML-CThe Management-List Consolidated - a consolidated, cumulative listing of NSNs for all branches of the armed services. Each NSN is listed once. The integrated material manager and service or agency is listed separately. The ML-C is used to determine management data applicable to items used or managed by other military activities. The ML-C information is included in Navy or DoD approved CD-ROM technical research publications. information.
7. Click any of the links under the sentence, "This NIIN was also found in the following databases." Any underlined databases are linked to data for a particular NIIN and cross-referenced databases are included.
8. Click the Proc (Procurement History), Tech (Technical Characteristics), CDTFContract Technical Data File., MOEMajor Organizational Entity Rule Number - code that refers to a specific Major Organizational Entity (MOE) rule that represents the collection of specific purchase rules that apply to management of an item or a group of items of supply. The first position identifies the service/agency responsible for establishing and maintaining the MOE Rules. The remaining three positions are insignificant and are used for sequencing purposes only. button or any underlined databases to link to more information applicable to the item.
   Note: When you click the Tech button, a FIIGFederal Item Identification Guide - a document used to describe the characteristics of an item.he codes associated with the FIIG represent standard requirements and formats for identifying an item of supply by those characteristics which differentiate one item from another. For example, a FIIG code of A003B represents bolts and screws. FIIGs are being replaced by IIGs. Image button is available that links to a thumbnail image of the part.
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   Right-click Back to Brief and select Back to return to the Brief Display and click the P icon to view Procurement History  for this part.
9. Right-click Back to Brief and select Back to return to the Brief Display and click the T icon to view Technical Characteristics for this part.
10. Right-click Back to Brief and select Back to return to the Brief Display and click the C icon to view Technical Characteristics for this part.
11. Click the FIIG IMAGEImage Technology. button to view a thumbnail image of the part.

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