NAMEPLATE DOOR JAM

The S2222-1 is a genuine Textron Aviation nameplate door jam — a marking that identifies a control, limitation, or servicing point on the aircraft. It is applicable to the Caravan or Grand Caravan EX, Citation III, VI or VII, Skyhawk, Skylane, and Stationair. It carries an export classification of ECCN 9A991. As an original-equipment (OEM) part supplied directly by Textron Aviation, the S2222-1 is built to the aircraft maker's specification and cross-references the type design as documented in the maintenance data. Choosing the genuine part over an unapproved substitute preserves configuration control and simplifies inspection sign-offs. Because the Cessna Caravan, Citation, Skyhawk, Skylane, and Stationair aircraft share extensive structure and hardware, a single part like this is often common across several variants. Required placarding is a certificated detail of the aircraft, so the exact factory marking keeps the configuration correct at inspection. Genuine factory parts carry the documentation and traceability that maintenance and airworthiness records depend on — assurance a look-alike substitute cannot provide. Using the factory part number preserves configuration control, so the airframe stays consistent with its approved type design and the work is straightforward to sign off at inspection. Cessna traces to the company Clyde Cessna founded in Wichita, Kansas in 1927; Textron Inc. acquired it in 1992, and since 2014 it has anchored Textron Aviation alongside Beechcraft and Hawker. Cessna's single-engine Caravan turboprop, in production since 1984, is one of the most widely used utility aircraft in the world. Request a quote for S2222-1, or browse more Cessna Caravan, Citation, Skyhawk, Skylane, and Stationair parts on Flying411.