Srew - L22201-50-19BCL | Cross Reference of 22201BC050019L

Srew - L22201-50-19BCL | Cross Reference of 22201BC050019L

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Srew – P/N L22201-50-19BCL | Cross Reference of P/N 22201BC050019L

CROSS REFERENCE: P/N L22201-50-19BCL is a cross reference of OEM P/N 22201BC050019L (Association Francaise De Normali), listed as an alternate part number in the Airbus Helicopters technical catalog.

Part number L22201-50-19BCL
Type Cross Reference (OEM alternate part number)
Cross reference of 22201BC050019L — Association Francaise De Normali
Description Srew
Applicable aircraft 332 C; PUMA: 330 J; GAZELLE: 341 G, 332 L1, 332 L2, 332 LL1, 342 J; ECUREUIL: 350 BA, 350 B, 350 B1; DAUPHIN: 360 C, 350 B2, 365 C, 365 N, 365 N1, 365 N2, 365 N3, H125 / AS350, H130 / EC130, Standard hardware — not aircraft specific; Airbus catalog: H130 (EC130); EC 130: 130 4D; H 175: 175 B; SUPER PUMA: 225 LP
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