EASA Standard CofA
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EASA Standard CofA
Thought I'd try the experts as well as end users.
Last year our group had a CofA carried out by a non-Part 145 maintenance organisation.
However, according to the CAA G-INFO website the aircraft (C-172, private use only) has in force an 'EASA STANDARD CofA' valid to 23 May 2008.
My understanding was that once an EASA CofA has been issued this was in force for the life of the aircraft and only Annual inspections were required thereafter.
We have now been informed by our nominated Part 145 organisation that we have to have another 'Star Annual' in order to comply with EASA Regulations.
Does anyone happen to know what the actual score with this is and where I can find chapter and verse legislation on this issue?
Cheers,
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Last year our group had a CofA carried out by a non-Part 145 maintenance organisation.
However, according to the CAA G-INFO website the aircraft (C-172, private use only) has in force an 'EASA STANDARD CofA' valid to 23 May 2008.
My understanding was that once an EASA CofA has been issued this was in force for the life of the aircraft and only Annual inspections were required thereafter.
We have now been informed by our nominated Part 145 organisation that we have to have another 'Star Annual' in order to comply with EASA Regulations.
Does anyone happen to know what the actual score with this is and where I can find chapter and verse legislation on this issue?
Cheers,
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I believe non-expiring c of a's will be issued on or after 28th Sept 2008. All c of a's leading up to that date will (should) be expiring on that date (at the latest) for the non-expiring ones to start.
(Only the CAA could try to do this - and we end-users wait to be proved wrong!)
By the way - if your next c of a can't be done by a Part 145 Subpart F/G Holder, the CAA will no doubt charge much more than you're used to. Time to get it sorted out.
Check the C of A document - I'm sure you'll find it has a UK reference number, not EASA Form 25 (or whatever)
(Only the CAA could try to do this - and we end-users wait to be proved wrong!)
By the way - if your next c of a can't be done by a Part 145 Subpart F/G Holder, the CAA will no doubt charge much more than you're used to. Time to get it sorted out.
Check the C of A document - I'm sure you'll find it has a UK reference number, not EASA Form 25 (or whatever)
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I believe non-expiring c of a's will be issued on or after 28th Sept 2008. All c of a's leading up to that date will (should) be expiring on that date (at the latest) for the non-expiring ones to start.
(Only the CAA could try to do this - and we end-users wait to be proved wrong!)
By the way - if your next c of a can't be done by a Part 145 Subpart F/G Holder, the CAA will no doubt charge much more than you're used to. Time to get it sorted out.
(Only the CAA could try to do this - and we end-users wait to be proved wrong!)
By the way - if your next c of a can't be done by a Part 145 Subpart F/G Holder, the CAA will no doubt charge much more than you're used to. Time to get it sorted out.
http://www.caa.co.uk/default.aspx?ca...ype=87&gid=800
