EASSA: Russian Light Aeroplanes Workshop

martes, 17 de enero de 2017



https://www.easa.europa.eu/newsroom-and-events/events/russian-light-aeroplanes-workshop




The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) announces the first Workshop fully dedicated to the Russian Light Aeroplanes: an unique opportunity to meet all the relevant stakeholders and improve a difficult situation with the support from everyone.
Scope

This Workshop is primarily aimed at discussing the main issues experienced in operation and regulation from both Authority and user sides and set the basis for improvement for the following aircraft types:

  • Sukhoi Su-26
  • Sukhoi Su-29
  • Sukhoi Su-31
  • Yakovlev Yak-18T
  • Yakovlev Yak-54
  • Yakovlev Yak-55

EASA has understood that the current approach does not allow to obtain significant improvements for these aircraft Types. In order to improve the situation and include them in a modern aviation system, a step forward is required by all the stakeholders involved.
This initiative would allow to define a reasonable path ahead and the associated mid and long-term Milestones, keeping in mind the Safety aspects but also the users’ needs.

Target Audience
  • Owners
  • Professionals involved in the A/C maintenance
  • National Authority involved in the operations
  • Manufacturers/Type Certificate Holder
  • Primary Authority
  • Preliminary agenda
  • Discussion on the Current Situation and Experience made
  • Establishment of a single set of documentation (ops, maintenance, SBs)
  • Maintenance Schedule unique definition and practices (including clarification on the Maintenance Organisation Approvals)
  • Specific Airworthiness Specification (Restricted Certificate of Airworthiness) or Permit to Fly.
  • Management of Design Changes

(A more detailed agenda will be published in early 2017)
Registration

Registration deadline is Friday 03/02/2017. Please note that the conference will be limited to 50 participants.

The Attendance is free of charge.

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