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EASA Compliant Aircraft Maintenance Program – Review of Critical Items Part 3

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EASA Compliant Aircraft Maintenance

April 05, 2018

Steven Bentley

 7/ CDDCL Availability of Procedures related to the management of CDCCL CDCCLs are design features that have been identified as being critical to the integrity of the Fuel System and must be maintained in order to ensure that unsafe conditions do not develop throughout the service life of the aircraft and must be retained during…

EASA Compliant Aircraft Maintenance Program – Review of Critical Items Part 2

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April 04, 2018

Steven Bentley

Review the Following Details of ageing aircraft system requirements with any specified sampling programmes, (if applicable) Details of specific structural maintenance programmes, (if applicable), including but not limited to: a. Damage Tolerance and Supplemental Structural Inspection Programmes (SSID) SUPPLEMENTAL STRUCTURAL INSPECTION PROGRAMME (SSIP) Increased utilisation, longer operational lives, and the high safety demands imposed on…

EASA Compliant Aircraft Maintenance Program – Review of Critical Items Part 1

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April 03, 2018

Steven Bentley

1/ Review of Certification Statement A Statement signed by the AM / NP similar to the following should be evident 2/ Baseline Utilisation Check periods for anticipated utilisation; include a utilisation tolerance of not more than 25%. Where utilisation cannot be anticipated, calendar time limits should also be included The MRB will identify a ‘typical’…

EASA Compliant Aircraft Certification Principles ISC / MRB / MPD

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April 02, 2018

Steven Bentley

The Role of the Industry Steering Committee (ISC) The Industry Steering Committee (ISC) consists of a team composed of delegates from the proposed or actual operators, as well as manufacturers, (Note the manufacturer does not “own” the process) as well as regulators (who typically chair the process.) The activities of the ISC are to essentially…

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