EASA Accredited Service Centers These companies successfully completed all requirements of the EASA Accreditation Program and demonstrated via third-party, independent audit that they follow the prescribed good practices to consistently deliver quality electromechanical repairs that maintain or improve AC electric motor efficiency and reliability.
We are proud to announce the renewal of our partnership with the CWIEME – Berlin, one of the world’s leading winding fairs. As we enter our fourth year of collaboration, we continue to build on a strong tradition of fostering connections and driving innovation in the industry. Therefore, we propose to meet with all EASA members and non-members for our traditional pre-fair gathering, a ...
To achieve EASA Accreditation, service centers undergo third-party evaluation to assure that they are using prescribed good practices to maintain motor efficiency and reliability during electrical and mechanical repairs of electric motors. The program accomplishes this by use of independent, third-party auditors.
JD Supra: Civil Aviation Cybersecurity: EASA Part-IS Sets New Information Security Obligations
Planned changes to EASA instructions for continued airworthiness (ICA) and parts-marking rules take into account industry feedback on a draft proposal but stop short of satisfying maintenance ...
1). EASA PART-145 (JAR-145) is set of requirements for approval to be granted by European authorities to only commercial aircraft maintenance organisation, located in their member countries, and if ...
SUAS News: EASA and DJI collaborate to improve awareness of safe and legal drone operations
EASA and DJI collaborate to improve awareness of safe and legal drone operations
EASA is an international trade organization of more than 1,700 electromechanical sales and service firms in nearly 70 countries.