289-701-202 - Boeing 747 Passenger Oxygen Mask for Boeing 747
289-701-202 is a FAA-PMA boeing 747 passenger oxygen mask manufactured by Scott Aviation for the Boeing 747. This oxygen systems part supports supplemental oxygen delivery for crew and passengers and is available with full traceability documentation including FAA 8130-3 airworthiness certification.
- Part Number
- 289-701-202
- Manufacturer
- Scott Aviation
- Aircraft Model
- Boeing 747
- Category
- Oxygen Systems
- Condition
- New
- Certification
- FAA-PMA
- Price
- Contact us for pricing
- Availability
- In Stock
- Warranty
- As per manufacturer
Aircraft Applicability for 289-701-202
289-701-202 (Scott Aviation) is listed as applicable to the following Boeing 747 family variants. Confirm eligibility against the aircraft IPC / Type Certificate Data Sheet for the specific tail and configuration.
- Boeing 747
About the 289-701-202 for Boeing 747
The Boeing 747 Passenger Oxygen Mask (P/N 289-701-202) is a oxygen systems for the Boeing 747, manufactured by Scott Aviation. This component supports supplemental oxygen delivery for crew and passengers. Documented applicability spans 1 Boeing 747 configuration (Boeing 747). It is typically procured during line maintenance, scheduled overhaul, or AOG recovery depending on service intervals and configuration.
Depending on supplier availability, 289-701-202 may be sourced in the following conditions, each released with its corresponding airworthiness documentation:
- New / Factory New
- Overhauled (OH)
- Serviceable (SV) / As-Removed
FAA-PMA certification and EASA Form 1 dual release may be available for 289-701-202 subject to source and condition.
Frequently Asked Questions about 289-701-202
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Aviation Industry Guides
Reference resources for buyers sourcing oxygen systems components and verifying certification.
- How to Verify FAA 8130-3 Airworthiness Certification on Aircraft Parts — The FAA 8130-3 Airworthiness Approval Tag is the primary document certifying that an aircraft part meets FAA airworthiness standards and is approved for install...
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