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The structured path to certification of your aviation product – from aircraft and engines to propellers – including the approval of changes to already certified products.

Safe processes and clearly defined procedures form the foundation for the development and production of reliable aviation products.

Under Part 21 Subpart G (POA), structured processes are essential to ensure compliant production, consistently high product quality, and the successful certification of aircraft.

Quality and safety in aviation are based on transparent, traceable, and reproducible processes.

Within the framework of Part-145 (MOA), structured procedures are crucial to reliably ensure maintenance, repair, and the continued airworthiness of aircraft.

Part-CAMO defines the organizational requirements for organizations responsible for maintaining the continued airworthiness of aircraft.

Sustainable quality and safety are achieved through clearly defined, traceable processes. EN 9100:2018 provides the binding framework for this and ensures that your organization operates reliably and in full compliance with standards over the long term.

Safety Management aims to identify hazards to flight safety at an early stage and to systematically assess risks. This allows safety risks to be minimized or proactively prevented before incidents or accidents occur.

Aircraft, engines, propellers, as well as their parts and components, must be certified in accordance with the applicable regulatory requirements.

Certification is granted through a Type Certificate (TC) or a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC), ensuring airworthiness and regulatory compliance.

The objective of this approach is the holistic planning of new products or product modifications and ensuring that all phases of product realization are completed on schedule.
By applying APQP (Advanced Product Quality Planning), a structured process is established to support efficient and high-quality implementation.

Efficient and safe UAS solutions require clear processes and regulatory expertise.
We carry out the technical assessment, structure the required compliance documentation, and prepare your system specifically for EASA-compliant certification – ensuring responsible and sustainable operations.

To improve efficiency in complex aviation processes, integrated management systems (IMS) can be introduced. These combine existing regulatory-required and certified quality management systems and strategically leverage synergies to simplify and sustainably optimize processes.

EASA Part-IS requires organizations to implement an Information Security Management System (ISMS). We support you with analysis, risk assessment, and implementation – integrated into your existing structures and clearly focused on sustainable compliance.