This online course provides a focused overview of the EASA Part 21 regulatory framework for professionals in design, production, certification, and airworthiness management. It explains EASA’s role within the wider regulatory system and its relationship with ICAO, FAA, and national authorities.

Key topics include certification and approval processes (type certificates, STCs, repairs), the responsibilities of DOA and POA, and the application of Safety and Quality Systems within Part 21 organisations.

The course also reviews all Part 21 Subparts, with emphasis on Subparts G (POA), J (DOA), M (Repairs), and P (Permit to Fly), as well as related areas such as CS-25/FAR 25 compliance, Airworthiness Directives, and modifications.

By completion, participants will be able to navigate the EASA framework with confidence and apply regulatory, safety, and quality principles effectively in their organisations.

This course is intended for professionals working in the aviation sector who are directly involved in aircraft certification, design, production, maintenance, and continuing airworthiness management. It is particularly relevant to those employed within Design Organisation Approvals (DOA), Production Organisation Approvals (POA), and Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisations (CAMO).

It is also suitable for regulatory personnel, quality and safety managers, compliance monitoring staff, and engineers seeking to strengthen their understanding of the EASA Part 21 framework. In addition, individuals transitioning into regulatory or oversight roles, or those requiring a structured refresher on certification and airworthiness processes, will benefit from the comprehensive coverage provided.

- Develop a comprehensive understanding of the EASA Part 21 regulatory framework and its interaction with ICAO, FAA, and national authorities
- Gain practical knowledge of certification and approval processes, including type certificates, STCs, repairs, and permits to fly
- Strengthen competence in applying Safety Management Systems and Quality Systems within DOA, POA, and CAMO environments
- Improve the ability to manage regulatory compliance for modifications, airworthiness directives, and continued airworthiness responsibilities
- Enhance decision-making and oversight skills in relation to FAR 25/CS 25 standards and their application to maintenance and operations

1. Abbreviations & Definitions
2. Introduction to EASA Part 21 Regulatory Environment
3. Certification and Approval Process
4. EASA SMS in a Part 21 Organisation
5. Part 21 Quality Systems
6. Managing Competency in a Part M - Part 21 DOA or POA organisation
7. Overview of all Part 21 Subparts
8. Subpart G Review
9. Subpart J Review
10. Subpart M Review
11. Maintenance Oversight and Compliance with FAR 25 / CS 25
12. AD, Modification and STC Considerations
13. Subpart P - Permit to Fly
14. CAMO Procedures required for Permit to Fly

By attending this course, delegates will:

- Understand the EASA Part 21 regulatory framework
- Gain insight into the certification and approval process covering Subpart G (Production), Subpart J (Design), and Subpart M (Type Certificate Changes).
- Explore key compliance and safety considerations
- Learn about Permit to Fly procedures – understanding - Subpart P requirements and CAMO responsibilities for issuing and managing permits

It is not necessary to have prior knowledge to participate in this training.

Course type: Presentation with voice over
Duration equivalent to 2-day classroom training
Category: Part 21, Part M
Price: 135.00 EUR

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