DAR Services Page
This is my DAR Services Page presented by M. K. Blalock

I can be contacted at (501) 327-4339 or Cell P.(501) 472-4474

I am A Designated Airworthiness Representative for both Maintenance and Manufacturing.

 AUTHORIZED FUNCTIONS AND CODES. The following is a list of maintenance functions.

  "I CAN DO THE FOLLOWING FUNCTIONS."

DAR-T Codes and Function Description.

Code 23 — Issue recurrent standard airworthiness certificates for U.S.-registered
aircraft and recurrent airworthiness approvals for engines, propellers, parts, and appliances that conform to the approved design requirements and are in a condition for safe operation.
LIMITATIONS: Airplanes less than 12,500-lbs. Maximum gross weight.

NOTE 1: These airworthiness certificate(s) include
non-U.S. manufactured aircraft imported to the United States from
the country of manufacture with whom the United States has a BAA
or BASA together with an Export Certificate of Airworthiness
or certifying statement from the CAA indicating the aircraft meets the
U.S. type design and is in a condition for safe operation.

NOTE 2: Maintenance DARs are only authorized to issue recurrent
airworthiness approvals for domestic shipments at accredited
distributors. Before the issuance of the approval tag, the criteria
contained in FAA Order 8130.21, Procedures for Completion and
Use of the Authorized Release Certificate, FAA Form 8130-3,
Airworthiness Approval Tag, must be met.

Code 24 — Issue recurrent standard airworthiness certificates for
non-U.S. manufactured aircraft imported from countries other than the country of manufacture with which the United States has a bilateral agreement(s).
LIMITATIONS: Airplanes less than 12,500-lbs. Maximum gross weight.

NOTE: The CAA of the exporting country (other than the country of
manufacture) with whom the United States has a bilateral agreement,
must provide a certified statement that the aircraft conforms to its
U.S. TC and is in a condition for safe operation. This certified
statement normally comes in the form of an Export Certificate of
Airworthiness, issued by the country of manufacture.

Code 25 — Issue recurrent special airworthiness certificates for U.S.-registered
restricted category aircraft.
LIMITATIONS: Airplanes less than 12,500-lbs. Maximum gross weight.

NOTE: The exception would be for non-U.S. manufactured aircraft
imported from countries other than the country of manufacture.
LIMITATIONS: Airplanes less than 12,500-lbs. Maximum gross weight.

Code 28 — Issue recurrent/original special airworthiness certificates, in the
experimental category, for the purposes of operating, market survey, research and development, and crew training on U.S.-registered aircraft.
LIMITATIONS: Airplanes less than 12,500-lbs. Maximum gross weight.

Code 29 — Issue special flight permits for U.S.-registered aircraft for the
purposes outlined in § 21.197(a)(1), (2), (4), and 21.197(b).
LIMITATIONS: Airplanes less than 12,500-lbs. Maximum gross weight.

NOTE: Designees will not fax any special flight permits; reference
Order 8130.2.

Code 30 — Issue recurrent/original special airworthiness certificates for limited
category aircraft.
LIMITATIONS: Airplanes less than 12,500-lbs. Maximum gross weight.

Code 31 — Issue recurrent export airworthiness approvals for class I products in
accordance with part 21, subpart L.
LIMITATIONS: Airplanes less than 12,500-lbs. Maximum gross weight.

Code 32 — Issue recurrent export airworthiness approvals for class II products
that are manufactured and located in the United States in accordance with part 21, subpart L.
LIMITATIONS: Airplanes less than 12,500-lbs. Maximum gross weight.

Code 33 — Issue amendments/replacements for standard or special airworthiness
certificates if the proper documentation can be obtained from the applicant.
LIMITATIONS: Airplanes less than 12,500-lbs. Maximum gross weight.

NOTE 1: The managing office may limit a designee to do
amendments and/or replacements.

NOTE 2: This includes the replacement of certificates when the
aircraft registration number changes.

Code 46 — Issue original/recurrent special airworthiness certificates,
experimental, for the purpose of operating United States (U.S.)-registered amateur-built aircraft.
 

As a FAA DAR Manufacturing Representative

I can---------------,

I can issue original Standard Airworthiness certificates for U.S. registered aircraft and original airworthiness for engines, propellers, parts and appliances that conform to the approval design requirements and are in a condition for safe operations.

I can issue original airworthiness certificates for U.S. registered restricted category aircraft.

I can issue original export airworthiness for Class I  products in accordance with the provisions of FAA part 21, subpart L.

I can issue original export approval for Class II  products manufactured and located in the U.S. in accordance the FAA part 21, subpart L.

I can issue original export airworthiness approval for Class III products that are manufactured and located in the U.S. in accordance with FAA part 21 subpart L.

I can make conformity determinations on aircraft, engines, propellers and parts thereof to be used for design evaluation; e.g., TC and supplemental type certification (STC) programs and complete all necessary reports.

If I can be of any assistance please give me a call and I can assist you in your certification procedures, or answer any questions you may have.