Introduction to Aviation Regulations (outdated)
Course content
In particular the course will cover:
• Section 1 - Regulatory Organisations
1) Introduction to International & European Organisations, their purpose & relationships (ICAO, JAA, EASA)
2) National Airworthiness Authorities
3) The European ‘Competent Authority’ and their relationship with EASA
• Section 2 - Regulatory Theory
1) Discussion on need for Regulation & nature of Regulation
2) Purpose and need for pan European Regulation (International commonality, Common safety & airworthiness standards, Ease of business, Transition from National Aviation and JAA requirements)
3) Overview of the EASA Regulation Structure
o European Law “The Basic Regulation – EC1592/2002"
o Implementing Rule EC 1702/2003 (Part 21, Certification Specifications)
o Implementing Rule EC 2042 / 2003 (Part M , Part 145, Part 66, Part 147)
o JAR OPS and its future as EU-OPS
4) Assistance on understanding Implementing Rules (AMC, GM )
• Section 3 - Practice
1) Explanation of individual regulations, the resulting organisations and the relationships between them (Part 21, Part M, Part 145, Part 66, Part 147, JAR OPS)
• Section 4 - In Real Life
1) Discussion on impact of Regulation on everyday life
2) Review of delegates experience of regulation
o Approval numbers
o Approval Certificates
o Controlled Company Manuals, Procedures, Documentation
o Organisational Structure
o Training
o Technically / Professionally Qualified Staff
o Quality System & Auditing
o Competent Authority Involvement
3) Relevance of Regulations to Administrative staff (Safety, Continuing Airworthiness, Increased understanding of working environment)
4) How to find the regulations
Course prerequisites
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Scheduled dates
None, request by mail