This notice provides the guidance necessary to deploy the Designee
Management System (DMS) for Flight Standards (FS) Group 3 designees, which includes
Aircrew Program Designees (APD), Designated Aircraft Dispatcher Examiners (DADE), and
Training Center Evaluators (TCE). This notice identifies the schedule, training, and additional
steps required to deploy DMS for these designee types.
Stage: Final Publications
Regulatory Agency Final Publications
FAA N8900.558
Advancements in Airplane Structures_Webinar Materials and Presentations – 8 September 2020
EPA NPRM on GHG Emission Standards for Airplanes
The intent of this NPRM on emission standards is to match the international airplane carbon dioxide (CO2) standards adopted by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in 2017 and assure the worldwide acceptance of U.S. manufactured airplanes and airplane engines. These proposed standards would apply to certain new commercial airplanes, including all large passenger jets.
Comments to OMB on the EPA’s proposed reporting requirements were submitted on Sept 21.
Supply Chain_Webinar Materials and Presentations – 25 August 2020
EASA Guidelines for Virtual Classroom Instruction and Distance Learning
Dear FS.TEC members,
As part of the EASA guidelines in relation to the COVID pandemic within the RNO Work stream 1, please find enclosed the guidelines on virtual classroom and distance learning.
The document has been developed with the contribution of Aircrew, Air Operations, ATCO, Continuing Airworthiness and Cabin Crew experts.
Best regards,
Air Operations Team
Air Operations Department
European Union Aviation Safety Agency
EASA Guidelines – Virtual Classroom Instruction and Distance Learning Issue 5_18_08_2020
EASA ED Decision 2020/013/R CS-FSTD(A) Issue 2
EASA ED Decision 2020/014/R
EASA crd_2018-08_1 Regular update of CS-MMEL and CS-GEN-MMEL
See attached CRD for details
EASA crd_2018-08_1
ED Decision 2020/012/R Regular update of CS-MMEL and CS-GEN-MMEL
The specific objective of this Decision is to introduce amendments to the Certification Specifications for Master Minimum Equipment List (CS-MMEL) and for the Generic Master Minimum Equipment List (CS-GEN-MMEL) following the selection of non-complex, non-controversial and mature subjects. In particular, this Decision introduces amendments to the following items: — Item 1: A generic safety methodology for the development of MMEL candidate items, — Item 2: Quantitative assessment criteria for aircraft certified against requirements other than CS 25/29.1309, — Item 3: Engine time-limited dispatch (TLD) update, — Item 4: Updated guidance for items involved in non-normal and emergency procedures, — Item 5: Clarification of the applicable MMEL operational suitability certification basis, — Item 6: Additional and updated definitions, — Item 7: Updated and new items in the MMEL ITEMS GUIDANCE BOOK (CS-MMEL), — Item 8: Editorial corrections to CS-MMEL, and — Item 9: Update of CS-GEN-MMEL and CS-MMEL applicability. The amendments will contribute to updating CS-MMEL and CS-GEN-MMEL to reflect the state of the art of MMEL certification.