Wrap Up

Module 8 | Michael Mock

August 3-6, 2021
 Module 1 Module 2 Module 3
Course Introduction ETOPS/EDTO Foundation Approval Process

Module 4 Module 5
Flight Operations Considerations Maintenance Considerations

Module 6 Module 7 Module 8

Continued Surveillance Implementing Regulations Wrap Up

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In this module, the main items covered throughout the
week in the previous modules will be reviewed, in order
to clarify any misunderstanding and ensure that the
course objectives have been achieved.

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Objectives: This module consists of an introduction to the
course, the instructors and the relevant ICAO guidance…

Please reach out through the Boeing Communication

System (BCS) if we can help!

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Objective: At the end of this module, participants will be
able to understand the fundamental concepts of EDTO…

The EDTO ‘Preclude and Protect’ philosophy has

enabled the growth of EDTO Industry Standards, State
Regulations, Operations and Maximum Diversion Time
capabilities.

EDTO is an evolution of ETOPS.

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Objective: At the end of this module, participants will be
able to understand the major elements of the EDTO approval
process and related requirements...

EDTO approval is a two step process which involves:

- A type design and reliability assessment of the
aeroplane/engine combination
- An assessment of the airline’s ability to conduct EDTO

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Objective: At the end of this module, participants will
understand the flight operations requirements and dispatch
planning considerations supporting EDTO operations…

The EDTO Flight Operations program is comprised of distinct

and complimentary elements:
- Route approval and dispatch planning
- Enroute operations

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Objective: At the end of this module, participants will
understand the maintenance requirements supporting EDTO
operations…

EDTO maintenance requirements apply to two engine

aeroplanes and are in addition to the basic aeroplane
maintenance program for continued airworthiness.

The focus of the EDTO maintenance program is on aeroplane

systems significant to EDTO.

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Objective: At the end of this module, participants will
understand the shared responsibilities of the relevant
stakeholders for continued surveillance of EDTO operations…

EDTO type design and operational approvals are subject

to continued surveillance requirements.

Continued Surveillance for EDTO is a shared

responsibility between Manufacturers, Operators and
Contracting States (Design, Operator, Registry).

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Objective: At the end of this module, participants will be
familiar with the process and technical considerations for
implementing State EDTO regulations…

Contracting States must establish their own regulations for

EDTO including:
- Determination of EDTO threshold times
- Determination of Maximum Diversion Times
- Operational program requirements

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Comprehensive EDTO guidance for all aeroplanes
and diversion times:
- Policy and general information
- Aircraft airworthiness considerations
- Flight operations requirements
- Maintenance and reliability requirements
ICAO Doc 10085
Extended Diversion Time
Operations (EDTO) Manual

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Based on FAA ‘Extended Operations’ (ETOPS)

ETOPS Guides (three-volume set)

• Volume I (model specific) - CMP Supplement
• Volume II - Maintenance Program Guidelines
• Volume III - Operational Guidelines and Methods

ETOPS Document Templates

• ETOPS Operational Approval Plan
• ETOPS Manual
• ETOPS Flight Crew Guide

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 End of Module 8 – Wrap Up

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