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DOA concept
Roger Simon
Design Organisation Manager
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DOA Concept
History
Part 21 Subpart J DOA
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History
Pre-JAR-21
DOA in UK in 1938
DOA in Germany in 1968
JAR-21
JAA DOA WG started in 1990, to develop
new rules for DOA, in context of JAR-21
drafting – Concept of approved
organisation to support “acceptance of
reports”
JAR-21 published in 1993
Implementation started in 1994
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Part 21
Like JAR-21 Subpart JA (JB not retained)
New NPAs
Extension of privilege for permit to fly
(NPA 9-2006)
Improvement of Part 21 to improve the
privilege related to acceptance of
compliance documents (NPA 16-2006)
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History
Situation before EASA starts (1)
JA DOA
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Situation before EASA starts (2)
JB DOA
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CAA NL
CAA UK
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Overview EASA AP and DOA 2003-2006
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Part 21 Subpart J DOA
Main principles
To establish a “qualified framework” for the
various activities related to the compliance
demonstration with applicable requirements
To set the basis to enable the Authorities to
accept statements, from DOA organisations,
that the regulations have been complied with
Only for applicant or holder of a design
approval (TC, STC, changes, repairs…)
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Part 21 Subpart J DOA
Rationales for JAR 21 Subpart JB
deletion (1)
not immediately related to design approval
certificates
considered outside of the scope of the Basic
Regulation, Article 5(2)(d)
absence of privileges
more a kind of “label”, facilitating relationship
between subcontractors and main design
organisations in charge of the certification of
complete products.
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Part 21 Subpart J DOA
Rationales for JAR 21 Subpart JB
deletion (2)
not considered as a prime responsibility of an
Aviation Authority.
same objective can be achieved by Industry
supplier/subcontractor qualification and
overview systems, under Industry direct
control.
[Ref. CRD Part 21, 33 to 36]
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Part 21 Subpart J DOA
Agreement to re-discuss the concept
to keep for the first issue of Part 21 only
design organisation approvals directly related
to certificates
to recommend for further Agency activity the
evaluation of possible new privileges taking
into account the actual Industry environment
This will allow a complete assessment of the
situation and the development of appropriate
solutions, fully in line with the functions to be
exercised by an Aviation Safety Agency.
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That’s why we
are here today
Thank you for
your
participation!
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