Updated European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA) Maintenance Annex Guidance (MAG), effective as of July 11, 2024, provides for mutual acceptance of component AMO’s without requiring EASA approval.
In essence, similar to the mutual TCCA / FAA acceptance of Maintenance Release Forms issued in their respective jurisdictions, Form Ones issued by Canadian AMO’s for components, up to and including complete engines and propellers, are readily accepted by EASA, without having a separate EASA approval.
Therefore, Transport Canada has informed all component AMO’s (including Avanti Aerospace), that their EASA Part-145 approvals will be cancelled. In compliance with the updated TCCA / EASA requirements, as of November 15, 2024, Avanti’s Form Ones will not be referencing an EASA approval.
More information on the updated requirements can be found here:
- Link to: Transport Canada Letter confirming Mutual acceptance of EASA and TCCA Authorized Release Certificate for Components
- Link to: Component Release Documents Acceptable by EASA
- Link to: TCCA / EASA MAG, Revision 3, Effective July 11, 2024
For your reference, here are links to copies of
- Avanti’s former EASA Approval Letter, and
- TCCA’s EASA cancellation notice to all Component AMOs.
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