EASA PART 21

Your expectations

Training seminar on European regulations and EASA e-examination.

 You wish to know the EASA regulatory context relating to the fields of application in terms of conception and of production of aviation materials. You also want to means for implementation of Part 21 by understanding the overall principles of organisation and of inspection of operations linked to this European regulation.

Our offer

This seminar is aimed at presenting the international regulatory aviation environment as wall as the regulations issued by the European Union (OACI, JAA and EASA)

Approval and its implications are dealt with as well as the objectives of the various chapters and sub-parts of Part 21.

Finally, focus is given to the major points of Part 21: the industrial dossier, EASA Form 1, …

Pedagogical Objectives

To understand the place of PART 21 in national European and international regulations in relation to the expected developments.

To know the key points of Part 21.

To integrate all of the detailed requirements of PART 21.

To know how to navigate in the various texts and use the relevant information now and in the future.

To understand the main principles of setting up Part 21 approval within your organisation.

EASA e-examination

At the end of the course, participants take an EASA e-examination via Internet.
An EASA certificate is awarded to candidates who passed.

 

 Course Content

Objectives of Part 21

Link with Part 145, 66 and 147

Basic principles and key points of Part 21

Detailed presentation of requirements of Part 21 :
- applicability and eligibility
- categories of certification and associated privileges
- requirements in terms of basic knowledge
- requirements in terms of experience
- training and type and task rating
- Registration and proof of the rating
- continuity of the license, limitation, suspension

Registration and follow-up of the Part 21 license application:
- case of personnel with reserved rights
- transition to the Part 21system

Process of post-approval oversight

Link with EASA regulation