Civil Aviation
ATA iSpec 2200
Definition
What ATA iSpec 2200 Means
iSpec 2200 governs the content and structure of commercial aircraft maintenance documentation: maintenance manuals, illustrated parts catalogs, wiring data and service bulletins.
Its unit of content is the publication rather than the module, which is the clearest structural difference from S1000D. Most fleets live between the two specifications for years, with newer types arriving in S1000D while the existing library stays where it is.
Also written: iSpec 2200, ATA Spec 2200, ATA 2200
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The numbering scheme that divides an aircraft into standard systems, so the same subject sits at the same number across manufacturers.
AMMThe airframer's manual for maintenance performed on the aircraft, covering fault isolation, removal, installation and scheduled tasks.
S1000DThe international specification for producing technical publications from a common source database, used across aerospace, defense, land and sea programs.
IPCThe catalog identifying every replaceable part on a product and its relationship to the assembly, used to order the right item.
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