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Are EASA Fees and Charges Affecting Your Business?

MARPA is investigating the effect of EASA Fees and Charges on the PMA Community. Your feedback on this important issue is appreciated. Continue reading

MARPA Members Issuing/Obtaining 8130-3 Tags – Here is Your Opportunity to Comment on the Next Revision to the Instructions

The FAA has released the latest version of the Order 8130.21 to the public for comment (DRAFT Order 8130.21H). Manufacturers that are issuing 8130-3 tags (through ODA, DAR, DMIR or any other FAA delegation) will want to review the proposed changes in the “H” revision to make sure that they are consistent with industry best practices. Continue reading

MARPA Conference Agenda for October 14, 2011

Agenda for the Closing Day of the 2011 MARPA Conference – October 14, 2011. Continue reading

EASA Begins the Process of Implementing SMS Rules

The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has formally begun the process of implementing Safety Management System (SMS) regulations. They have issued Terms of Reference (TOR) and plan to issue a Notice of Proposed Amendment (NPA) in the second quarter of 2012. Continue reading

EASA’s Proposed Vibration Health Monitoring Rule

EASA has proposed a new regulation on Vibration Health Monitoring (VHM) for rotorcraft. The proposed rule is open for public comments. MARPA members wishing to comment on this proposal should forward copies of their copies to MARPA, in order to be sure that any comments that MARPA may file are consistent with the interests of the members. MARPA asks that members file proposed comments with MARPA by December 15, 2010. Continue reading

EASA Executive Director Goudou Briefs on the Activities of EASA

EASA Executive Director Patrick Goudou welcomed the community to the FAA EASA International Safety Meeting with some very brief comments. The FAA EASA International Safety Meeting opened in New Orleans on June 8, 2010. The FAA EASA International Safety Meeting is an opportunity for the government of the world to coordinate their aviation safety regulatory and implementation efforts. Continue reading

FAA Charts a New Course, Promoting Professionalism

The FAA’s David Grizzle announced a new focus on professionalism as an element supporting the NextGen system. Supporting and encouraging pilot professionalism will be an import element of the implementation plan for Safety Management Systems (SMS), which in turn is expected to support the mindset that will support a proper functioning of the NextGen navigation/air traffic management system. Continue reading

MARPA Meets with EASA: EASA Examines the World of Aftermarket Parts

MARPA President Jason Dickstein met with EASA for a candid discussion about where Europe is going in terms of supporting an aftermarket aircraft parts industry. Continue reading

Other Party Supplier Control NPA

EASA issued a Notice of Proposed Amendment (NPA) entitled “Other Party Supplier Control” to allow third parties to fulfill POA holders’ surveillance duties and reduce the duplication of auditing efforts. Continue reading

EASA Planning Reciprocal Audits of U.S. Repair Stations

EASA is developing an implementation plan for reciprocal audits of US repair stations. It would be implemented if Congress passes legislation requiring the FAA to conduct semi-annual audits of foreign repair stations with FAA Part 145 certificates. Continue reading