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https://www.easa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/dfu/Easy_Access_R
ules_for_Continuing_Airworthiness-June_2020.pdfThe EASA
requirements for continuing airworthiness are described in a
Regulation known (at least until next amendment) as “Regulation
(EU) No 1321/2014“, which is a a set of rules divided by different
domain as below detailed.
The set of rules within the Regulation are made of five ANNEXES
(I, II, III, IV and V), also named rispectively:
EASA Part M
Rules for the continuing airworthiness of the aircraft and its
parts. It includes maintenance and conditions for the persons
involved in such a continuing airworthiness management. Its
subpart G focuses on “engineering companies” known as
“CAMO” who are responsible for the airworthiness of the aircraft.
They monitor the aircraft, the engines, the components and plan
the maintenance actions to ensure the aircraft is always “safe for
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flight”.
EASA Part 145
Rules for the maintenance organisations that carry out the
maintenance works on aircraft and components (including
engines).
EASA Part 66
Rules for the maintenance licenses for the engineers
(mechanics and avionics) who work in the Part 145 Maintenance
Organisations.
EASA Part 147
Rules for the training organisations that are supposed to train
the engineers (mechanics and avionics) who will work on aircraft
and components within Part 145 Organizations.
EASA Part T
Rules related to the continuing airworthiness of third country
registered aircraft operated by EU operators or by operators
residing in the EU. Dry-leased aircraft (for less than 7 months),
which oversight has not been delegated to an EU Member State,
falls into the Part-T. Here there are the requirements for the
CAMO (approved in accordance with Part-M, subpart G) to
become a CAMO-T (approved in accordance with Part-T,
subpart G as well) for the management of the leased aircraft.
These are the rules that are strictly dedicated to the aircraft
and its components during their “operative life”, therefore the
period which is subsequent to the design and production
phases (for which the EASA Part 21 rules).
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