The Combined Airworthiness Organisation (Part CAO) introduces a streamlined approval system tailored for General Aviation (GA), offering relief from several regulatory requirements, such as the absence of a Safety Management System (SMS).

Rather than solely replacing the Subpart F Maintenance Organisation, Part CAO is designed as a comprehensive, purpose-built framework that better aligns with the unique needs of GA. Additionally, Competent Authority involvement is generally reduced, simplifying oversight processes.

A Combined Organisation can be granted multiple operational privileges, including Maintenance, Continuing Airworthiness Management, Airworthiness Review, and the issuance of Permits to Fly.

This training aims to support the professional development of key industry stakeholders by providing a thorough understanding of the structure, objectives, and regulatory requirements of EASA Part CAO, including its Implementing Rules, Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC), and associated Guidance Material.

This course is designed for professionals engaged in EU General Aviation, including those working in Maintenance, Quality Assurance, and Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisations (CAMOs). It is also beneficial for individuals seeking a comprehensive understanding of the Combined Airworthiness Organisation (CAO) framework and the Airworthiness Review Process.

Additionally, the training will be valuable for inspectors and management personnel from Civil Aviation Authorities, providing them with essential insights into regulatory compliance and oversight.

By attending this course, delegates will:

Reinforce understanding of Part-CAO Maintenance and Continuing Airworthiness Management (CAM), including Subpart I Airworthiness Review Certificates (ARC).
Enhance capability to apply Part-CAO principles effectively and mitigate potential challenges.
Refresh knowledge of the Part-CAO Quality System to ensure compliance and operational efficiency.
Strengthen skills in utilising regulatory requirements to proactively manage and optimise CAO operations.

1. Introduction
2. Definitions
3. Basic Introduction to EASA regulations and Part M plus Subparts
4. Considering the Key Features of a Combined Airworthiness Organisation
5. Scope, Application, Means of Compliance and Terms of Approval
6. Combined Airworthiness Exposition
7. Facilities
8. Personnel Requirements
9. Certifying Staff
10. Airworthiness Review Staff
11. Considering Airworthiness Review Certificate Issue In an EASA Combined Airworthiness Organisation (CAO)
12. Components, Equipment and Tools
13. Maintenance Data and Standards - Work Orders
14. Certificate of Release to Service
15. Continuing - Airworthiness Management and Data
16. Airworthiness Review
17. Technical Records
18. Privileges of the Organisation
19. Quality System and Organisational Review
20. Changes to the Organisation
21. Continued Validity
22. Findings

• Understand the structure, requirements, and applicability of EASA Part CAO regulations.
• Review the procedures for obtaining and maintaining CAO approval, including essential documentation and compliance measures.
• Refresh knowledge on managing continuing airworthiness tasks to ensure aircraft remain airworthy and compliant.
• Reaffirm best practices for overseeing maintenance activities in line with regulatory requirements and organisational standards.
• Strengthen awareness of accurate record-keeping and its specific requirements under EASA Part CAO.

Course type: Presentation without voice over
Duration equivalent to 1-day classroom training
Category: Part M
Price: 89.00 EUR

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