Teacher
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Praitano Massimo
(syllabus)
1) HISTORICAL PRINCIPLES OF THE LEGISLATION AND ITS STRUCTURE - ICAO and the Chicago Conference - European Union and its legislative processes - EASA - EASA regulations process - The basic regulation 2018/1139 - Implementing Regulations 748/2012 and 1321/2014
2) INITIAL AIRWORTHINESS – REG 748/2012 - How it fits into the EASA regulations - Definitions - ALTMOC - Structure - Cover regulation - Annex I – Section A – Sub A, general requirements - Annex I – Section A – Sub B to SUB E, how a new aeronautical “product” is born - Annex I – Section A – Sub F, G and J, the organisations - Annex I – Section A – Sub H and I, certificates of an aircraft - Annex I – Section A – Sub K, M, O and P, specific activities (parts, ETSO repairs and flight permits) - Annex I – Section A – Sub Q, “And who am I?”
3) INITIAL CERTIFICATION OF AN AIRCRAFT - The CS and their structure - CS 23 and 25 airplanes - CS 27 and 29 helicopters - CS-E engines - CS ETSO - OSD - Other CS - AMC and AC - Recognized technical standards (EUROCAE, RTCA, etc.)
4) CONTINUING AIRWORTHINESS – REG 1321/2014 - The concept of Airworthiness - Structure - Annex I&Vb – PART M and ML, how to maintain airworthiness - Annex II – PART 145, maintenance organisations - Annex III – PART 66, who can carry out maintenance - Annex IV – PART 147, trainers - Annex Va – PART T, “foreign” planes - Annex Vc & Vd – PART CAMO and CAO, the management of airplanes
5) CHECKS AND ASSESSMENTS BY THE AUTHORITY - Why EASA and why NAA? - Who is responsible for what? - With which authority? - Surveillance plans - Finding Observation and corrective actions
6) THE CHALLENGES OF THE NEW REGULATIONS - The drones - Suborbital vehicles - e-VTOL remotely piloted vehicles
7) Practical example of developing a new project (Today I woke up and I thought about building an airplane...)
(reference books)
No reference bibliography. Presentation of the teacher. Regulation text that could be found on official istitutional websites.
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