Aircraft

Considerations Related to EASA Classification of Design Changes to Cabin Interiors

read more
EASA Classification of Design Changes to Cabin Interiors

March 24, 2022

sasadmin

Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) www.sassofia.com considers the various changes and requirements to ensure compliance with the objectives of  EASA Classification CM No.: CM–21.A–CS–001 Issue 02 dated 30 April 2021. The purpose of this CM is to provide specific guidance for the classification of design changes to cabin interiors of Large Aeroplanes, considering the intent of the…

Weight and Balance & Load Planning Training is coming as Webinar from 28 to 30 March – Register & Enjoy Early Bird Discount!

read more
Weight and Balance

March 04, 2022

sasadmin

Weight and Balance & Load Planning Training Course – 3 Days Sign up at team@sassofia.com & Benefit from an Early Bird Enrollment Discount of up to 35% off + an option for enrollment to Free of Charge Relevant Foundation online course Read more Please see here for training details Sofema Aviation Services is pleased to…

CS 25 Structural – Crashworthiness Considerations

read more
Crashworthiness

December 14, 2021

sasadmin

CS 25 Structural – Crashworthiness Considerations – Introduced by Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) www.sassofia.com  Using the Acronym – CREEP (occupant protection/survivability): C = Container R = Restraint E = Environment E = Energy absorption P = Post-crash factors Review of CS-25 Structural Crashworthiness Regulations Minor crash landing (on land or on water) Occupant (passengers, flight,…

Cabin Refurbishment and LOPA Changes Considerations

read more
Cabin Refurbishment and LOPA Changes Considerations

December 10, 2021

sasadmin

Cabin Refurbishment and LOPA Changes Considerations Presented by Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) www.sassofia.com Introduction – What is a LOPA? LOPA stands for either Location of Passenger Accommodations or Layout of Passenger Accommodation. Note 1: The Term LOPA has now been changed to Aircraft Interior Control Document (AICD). Note 2: There is no regulatory requirement driving…