The FAA fixed a typo in its list of planes that use a specific air data computer

The US aviation regulator corrected a list of aircraft models. These models use a specific digital air data computer made by Thommen Aircraft Equipment AG. This correction fixes typographical errors in the original document.

This document is a minor administrative correction. It does not change any rules or requirements for aircraft operators or manufacturers. It simply ensures the correct aircraft models are listed for an existing airworthiness directive.