The Role of EASA EASA commenced operations on September 28, 2003. Under the regulation, EASA initially has responsibility for: a) All design approvals b) Continued airworthiness c) Design organization approvals d) Environmental certification e) Approving production f) Maintenance (repair station), and g) Maintenance training organizations EASA also has a standardization and oversight function for all…

Maintenance Error Management System & MEDA Training Program the Newest Course on SofemaOnline www.sofemaonline.com This training takes the understanding of the entire MEDA process to a deeper level so that following the training the Delegate will be able to: a) Develop comprehensive understandings of the MEDA process b) Understand effective techniques for training your own…

Sofema Aviation Services has the pleasure to announce the delivery of: EASA Part M Maintenance Planning Essentials for Large Aircraft Benefit from up to 30 % off with our Early Bird Discount About the training: EASA Part M Maintenance Planning Essentials for Large Aircraft – 1 Day, Bangkok, Thailand Dates: February 27th, 2019 Venue: Mjets Facilities, in…

Sofema Aviation Services offers comprehensive 5-day classroom training dealing with regulatory & vocational issues facing an EASA Compliant Maintenance Planning Group. Industry Steering Committee (ISC) Role A team composed of delegates from: the proposed or actual operators, manufacturers, (does not “own” the process) Regulators -typically chair the process The activities of the ISC are to…