Introduction The principal source regulation concerning aircraft airworthiness in EASA Certification Framework is found in ICAO international standard of Annex 8 which defines “airworthy” – in respect of an aircraft, engine, propeller or part thereof – as “The status of an aircraft, engine, propeller or part when it conforms to its approved design and is…

Today, the two main aircraft certification systems are FAR 25 regulations and CS 25 regulations (Essentially Harmonised Regulatory Codes however each authority has the right to require specific conditions. Certification Introduction Certification is a regulatory obligation, with all aircraft, their engines and propellers certifiable. The “Type Certificate” – issued to signify the airworthiness of an…

Steve Bentley (MD and Instructor of Sofema Aviation Services) had the pleasure to deliver an In-Company training session at the facilities of Air Malta, Luqa, Malta. The session started on December 5th and finished on December 6th. Three Aviation professionals from  Air Malta PLC attended the session. About the training: Stores Incoming Inspection – 2 Days The 2…

David Brooks – Instructor of Sofema Aviation Services had the pleasure to deliver EASA Compliant training session to Air Atlanta Icelandic staff. The session commenced from November 26th to November 29th. 2018. Over 30 delegates attended the 4-day training session in the facilities of Air Atlanta in Iceland. About the session Part M Overview &…