Operational Airworthiness

Divisional Update

November 9, 2010 – Jeffrey Phipps

Old ModelMerlin Preuss

Director GeneralCIvil Aviation

Kim CurrentDirector

Aviation Learning Services

Robert SincennesDirector

Quality and ResourceManagement

Jay DanforthDirector

Aviation Medicine

Robert SchuterDirector

International Aviation

Franz ReinhardtDirector

Regulatory Services

Judy RutherfordDirector

System Safety

Jennifer TaylorDirector

Aerodromes and AirNavigation

Don SherrittDirector

Aircraft Maintenance andManufacturing

Michel GaudreauDirector

Commercial and BusinessAviation

Manzur HuqDirector

General Aviation

Martin EleyDirector

Aircraft Certification

Brian WhiteheadChiefPolicy

Development

Dick LairdChief

Standards andProcedures

Henry DyckChief

AircraftEvaluation

Jeffrey PhippsChief

AME Licensingand Training

SuzetteMacKaskleExecutiveAssistant

Lucille KamalDirector

Stratgies, Issues andCommunication

Denis GuindonChief

Airline Inspection

Current Transition ModelMartin Eley

Director GeneralCIvil Aviation

Don SherrittDirector

Standards

Ron CarterChief

Flight Standards

Arlo SpeerA/Chief

Comercial FlightStandards

Jean FrancoisMathieu

ChiefEnforcement

Jeff PhippsChief

OperationalAirworthiness

JacquelineBoothChief

TechnicalProgram

Evaluation andCoordination

Eric LucusA/Chief

Type Certification

Susan GreeneChief

Program Services

Brian ClarkeSuperintendentStandards and

Procedures

John GlavindSuperintendent

PolicyDevelopment

No ActorGeneral Aviation

Leasing andRegistration

Operational Airworthiness End State

Head of OperationalAirworthiness

MaintenancePerformance

Standards

AircraftRequirements

Standards

Maintenance &ManufacturingOrganization

Standards

Standards Officer Standards OfficerStandards Officer

AME licensing Aircraft maintenance

requirements for airoperators

Aircraft maintenancerequests

Regulations Standards Guidance SI

Aircraft Registration Product identification Aircraft requirements

Regulations Standards Guidance SI

Manufacturer ofaeronautical products

Maintenance organizations CAR 573 AOC maintenance control

requirements (CAR 706)

Regulations Standards Guidance SI

Operational Support

Current M&M Exemptions

• Installation of 406 ELTs• Ex-military aircraft • 549 Amateur-Built • Independent QA• Welding• Amending ID plate • AD on rotor blades

Exemptions Continuing

• Ex-military aircraft usage.

• 549 for builder assist, import and pax.

• Independent QA small AMOs.

Exemptions Renewed 2010

• Welding AMOs.

• Amending ID plate.

• AD on rotor blades.

Exemptions to Renew 2011

• Installation of 406 ELTs in March.

New Exemptions Issued 2010

• Walter Engines.

• Undocumented Parts.

• Tire Pressure Checking.

CAR Release December 2009

• CAR Part V, Subpart 21, Approval of/or Changes to the Type Design of an Aeronautical Product or an Appliance.

• Publication consolidated parts of CAR 505 and all of 511, 513, 591 and 593, which are now deleted.

• Subpart 16, 22-41 and 51 replaced with CAR 521 but associated STD remains for all.

CAR Release December 2009

• AWM 591.01(4) to file an SDR for a SUP is now an information note following STD 571.13.

• CAR 561.15, 573.12, 604.28, 706.14, SDR reference to 591.01 changed to Division IX of Subpart 21 of Part V.

• CAR 604.84(1)(b) and 605.84(2), references to STD 593 (AD’s) changed to section 521.427.

CAR Release June 2010

• No major M&M changes.

CAR Release December 2010

• No major M&M changes are forecast.

CAR Potential Releases 2011

• SMS

• 604

Regulatory Initiatives

• Rewrite of 507,

• AME recency of experience and 563 Distributor requirements,

• Miscellaneous NPA package, and

• Part 2 and ICA requirements.

Future Initiatives

• Recreational Aircraft Working Group Recommendations,

• Flight Authority simplification,

• Foreign experience recognition and AME License holders’ renewal, and

• NPAs supporting existing exemptions.

Documentation Framework

• 51 Documents are planned for 2010/2012

• 36 Advisory Circulars

• 15 Staff Instructions

Documentation Framework

• The following AC’s are nearing completion:

– Made for Repair Parts

– Amendments to Maintenance Schedules

– Suspected Unapproved Part AC

Documentation Framework

• The following documents will soon be ready for comment:

– Jigs and Fixtures

– Leasing Manual

– EASA approvals

– MD approvals

– AME Licensing

Standardization

• MD-M technical information sessions to start in 2011 as part of AME Symposiums.

• Foreign ATO PVIs being conducted then standardized in Atlantic Region.

• Assessment of foreign AME applicants.• M&M Standards to provide additional Regional

Standardization with regards to the issuance of all M&M related certificates.

Foreign Agreements

• TCCA/FAA BASA, MIP, AC 571-002. Allows for maintenance, preventive maintenance, and alterations (exception annual inspections).

• AMOs must have TCCA approved FAA Supplement to its MPM for Part 121/135 air carriers and FAA Repair Stations must have FAA approved TCCA Supplement for Part IV/VII operated aircraft .

Foreign Agreements (con’t)

• EASA Administrative Arrangement on Maintenance.

• TCCA Form One accepted by EASA Aug 2009.

• TCCA Surveillance Policy (SUR-008) accepted by EASA Oct 2009. SUR-001 Appendix ee, EASA PVI.

Foreign Agreements (con’t)

• EASA/TCCA Treaty signed but not ratified.

• MIP to be accepted and implemented 2010/11.

• Current AAM-G applicable and parts or commercially operated Canadian aircraft must be certified by EASA-145/573 approved facility.