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Airworthiness Review
Certificate (ARC) Review

The national aviation authority will issue a

certificate of airworthiness (CoA) for the
aircraft in the state in which it is registered.
The CoA attests that the aircraft is
airworthy and conforms to its type design.

For EASA member states, an aircraft is

issued a certificate of airworthiness that is
non-expiring but is validated annually with
an Airworthiness Review Certificate (ARC).
The ARC review can be performed by a
Continuing Airworthiness Management
Organisation (CAMO) with Part M Subpart I
approval.
An ARC review is performed annually and a
“full” ARC takes place every third year.

it is also worth noting that after an initial

ARC review you can apply to extend the
certificate without further review from the
CAMO for a period of one year but that this
extension can only be applied for two
times and then a full review must take
place. An ARC extension can only happen
if the aircraft is deemed to be in a
“controlled environment”.
The CAMO ARC review entails a
documented review of the aircraft records
and a physical survey of the aircraft in a
“Flight Ready” condition.

The review of the technical records will

usually be performed remotely by the
CAMO and will involve sampling of;
*Aircraft Maintenance Program (AMP)
Tasks.
*Airworthiness Directives (AD) compliance.
*Hard Time (HT) components for
compliance and certification.
*Modifications for compliance and
certification.
*Repairs for compliance and certification.

The physical inspection of the ARC will be

performed on a “flight ready” aircraft and
below are a small sample of what is
involved;
*Physical walkaround Inspection.
*Verify aircraft MSN, engine and landing
gear Part Number and *Serial Number.
*Verify aircraft thrust (engine data plates).
*Check aircraft weights as per Aircraft
Flight Manual (AFM).
*Visual check of Registration markings.
*Are the mandatory on-board documents
and manuals in place.
*Checking cabin matches LOPA.

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