Aviation Regulation Related to Airworthiness

This course provides a detailed legal overview to personnel involved in airworthiness. Airworthiness has a number of aspects which relate to the legal and physical state of an aircraft. Certification of airworthiness is maintained by performing the required maintenance actions. The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) requirements and EU Implementing Rules (IR)s in aviation regulation govern the measures and requirements for Initial Airworthiness and Continuing Airworthiness in maintaining Airworthiness for safe flight operations.

The course will give participants a broad understanding of international aviation law and European aviation law on aircraft airworthiness and maintenance aspects. An outline of the legislation structure and basic interpretation will enable participants to source and understand respective legal documents relative to their line of work.

Part-145 Organisations: Planning and Aircraft Engineers, Compliance Monitoring Managers and auditors. Competent Authorities: Continuing Airworthiness Inspecting Officers.

5 Days

• International law concepts
• EU Law concepts
• Law interpretation principles
• Basic principles of contract law
• Basic principles of the law of tort
• International aviation law formation
• International aviation treaties
• EU law related to aviation
• Hard law and soft law (EU)
• Acceptable means of compliance
• Guidance material
• Airworthiness
• Part-21*
• Part-CAMO*
• Part-145*
• Part-66*
• Part-147*

*Will cover the legal aspects of the topic. The content will not necessarily cover the working element of the respective component covered in the course.