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OTAR Considerations Related to Production Planning – Reference Overseas Territory Aviation Requirements OTAC 145-4 & OTAR Part 145.113

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May 20, 2019

Steven Bentley

The responsibility for an effective Maintenance Planning process falls on the Operator however the delivery of an effective Production Planning function sits firmly with the Part 145 Organization. Being a scaleable activity Production Planning is typically a unique element within the Part 145 organisation reference to Part 145.113. The challenge for any maintenance organization is…

OTAR Considerations Related to Maintenance Records – Reference Overseas Territory Aviation Requirements OTAC 145-5 & OTAR Part 145.117

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May 20, 2019

Steven Bentley

Related considerations concerning Continuing Airworthiness Records Part 39 Continued Airworthiness Requirements – Subpart D – Aircraft Records The following references are applicable to CAW records 39.73 Maintenance and continued airworthiness records 39.75 Retention of records CAW records retention for maintenance records (2) for all detailed maintenance records in respect of the aircraft and any service life-limited component…

OTAR Continuing Airworthiness Audit Typical Problems Found During Inspection

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May 15, 2019

Steven Bentley

The following items and issues serve as a summary and overview regarding observed issues during records reviews: a) Deferred Defects not referencing the original date of the defect b) Identifying MEL defects as “non-operational” leading to exceedances and overruns c) Cabin Log containing airworthiness items which are not transferred to the Aircraft Technical Logbook d)…

OTAR Continuing Airworthiness Issues Related to the Oversight and Management of Western Aircraft in Russia and CIS Countries

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OTAR Continuing Airworthiness Issues

May 14, 2019

Steven Bentley

Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) shares considerations on the Evolution of Continuing Airworthiness Issues during Oversight and Management of Western Aircraft Whilst a significant development path (from the late 1960s onwards) was embraced by the FAA & JAA (later EASA) a different path was pursued by Russia and the “now” Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) (Essentially…

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