Your Minimum Equipment List Explained.
When do you need an MEL? Can you use the MMEL? What’s an NEF?
We can help you sort through these questions to ensure your aircraft keeps flying.
What is an MEL?
An MEL allows you to operate an aircraft, despite having broken equipment on board. It’s fully customized to your aircraft, making it a lot simpler to use than an MMEL.
Our guide will show you how to use your MEL, what you need for different registries and destinations, and relevant revisions so your aircraft won’t have to be grounded.
What’s included?
Your guide will help you:
Establish the right steps to take
Show you the difference between MMEL, MEL, and NEF
Navigate requirements for different registries
Understand necessary revisions
Apply MELs across fleets
Get updated on the new FAA’s streamlined MEL process
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What is an MEL?
An MEL allows you to operate an aircraft, despite having broken equipment on board. It’s fully customized to your aircraft, making it a lot simpler to use than an MMEL.
Our guide will show you how to use your MEL, what you need for different registries and destinations, and relevant revisions so your aircraft won’t have to be grounded.
What’s included?
Your guide will help you:
Establish the right steps to take
Show you the difference between MMEL, MEL, and NEF
Navigate requirements for different registries
Understand necessary revisions
Apply MELs across fleets
Get updated on the new FAA’s streamlined MEL process