PART M HANDBOOK PUBLISHED

01 Feb 2010


Add this Article to Del.icio.usSave to de.icio.us

EASA has published a complete Part M manual, both as a printed handbook and as a PDF, explaining its rules on maintenance.

This is a first for the Agency, and it has been welcomed by the International branch of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (IAOPA) which has long expressed concern at the lack of clarity in EASA rulemaking.

AOPA-Denmark's Jacob Pedersen says: "AOPA strongly welcomes this initiative by EASA and congratulates them on the initiative. AOPA has for several years pointed to the fact that is almost impossible for the aviation end user to keep track of EU regulation, since new regulations are published as fragmented amendments and not in a consolidated version, like the JAR system used to provide.

"The new publication also combines both the hard law and the associated acceptable means of compliance. It does not make the regulation any less complex and it does not solve many of the problems that AOPA sees in Part M, but at least it makes the regulation more accessible, and that in itself is also a step forward. AOPA looks forward to seeing similar publications published for other areas of EASA regulation."

EASA says: "The handbook is a living document and will be routinely updated as the rules evolve."

The handbook can be downloaded from here:

http://www.easa.eu.int/ws_prod/g/technical-publications.php


Send To A Friend

To share this article with your friends just fill in the form below and click Send!

 
 
 
 

Be the first to comment!

Comment on this article

You must be signed in to post a comment

PART M HANDBOOK PUBLISHED
subscribe to this news feed

CRASH KILLS TESLA MEN

19 Feb 2010

THREE men who worked for electric sports car company Tesla have been killed in an aircraft accident just after take-off.

WEST CELEBRATES 100 YEARS OF FLYING

19 Feb 2010

AN easyJet Airbus A319 has been named "Sir George White" to commemorate 100 years of aerospace design, engineering and manufacturing in the Bristol region.

FLY A BIZJET

18 Feb 2010

Stapleford Flight Centre in Essex, is offering the opportunity for members of the public to have a go at flying a Citation II business jet in a simulator.

FIRST NEW TWIN OTTER FOR 20 YEARS

18 Feb 2010

THE first new-production de Havilland Twin Otter for more than 20 years has had its initial flight.

PISTON AIRCRAFT SALES HIT HARDEST IN 2009

17 Feb 2010

AS expected, figures released yesterday show sales and deliveries of General Aviation aircraft in 2009 were down across the board - with piston engine aircraft suffering the biggest decline.

ROBINSON R66 TURBINE GOES ON SALE

09 Feb 2010

ROBINSON has announced the price of its eagerly-awaited turbine powered R66 helicopter and is taking orders for the aircraft. *UPDATED*