Introduction by Steven Bentley Group CEO Sofema Aviation Services www.sassofia.com Note the 21J Difference! EASA Part 21 J is the only approval which is issued directly by EASA & not the Competent Authority – moreover the “approved data” which is normally used as a reference point is typically produced by the 21J so it is…

Developing a common standard is the key to successful co-operation in the aviation industry. Privileges granted to the Production Organisation Approval holder enable the organisation to issue release certification on EASA Form 1 and to obtain Certificates of Airworthiness “without further showing”. It is intended that these certifications will be recognised as valid and acceptable…