EASA Part 145.A.50 (Continue) Certification of Maintenance, Can You Certify Accident Parts?(English)

Описание: Episode 23!
Can you legally certify an aircraft part found in an old warehouse from 1995? 🏚️ What about a component removed from a crashed aircraft? 💥

In this Phoenix Way Academy Deep Dive, we tackle one of the most complex areas of aviation maintenance: AMC2 145.A.50(d). We aren't just reading the regulation; we are unpacking exactly how to issue an EASA Form 1 for components with difficult, non-linear, or missing histories.

Whether you are a Quality Manager, a Certifying Staff member, or just an aviation enthusiast, understanding these "special cases" is critical for maintaining airworthiness and keeping your operation compliant.

👇 In this episode, we cover:

The "Internal Use" Loophole: When you don't need an EASA Form 1.

New Old Stock: Bringing pre-Part 21 parts back to life.

The "Legacy" Issue: Certifying parts maintained by unapproved organizations (like the military).

The Danger Zone: Strict protocols for parts coming from withdrawn aircraft or accident scenarios.

The Paperwork: Exactly what to write in Block 11 & Block 12 to cover your back.


00:00 - 00:56 Introduction: Unpacking AMC2 145.A.50(d)
00:56 - 02:09 The Dual Release Concept: Component vs. Installation
02:09 - 04:05 The Internal Release Loophole (No EASA Form 1 Needed)
04:05 - 07:51 Special Cases: Legacy, Stored, & "Unusual History" Parts
07:51 - 10:07 Organization Responsibilities & "Appropriately Rated" Defined
10:07 - 14:14 Critical: How to Fill EASA Form 1 (Block 11 & 12 Details)
14:14 - 18:03 Clause 2.5: Certifying New/Unused "Old Stock"
18:03 - 22:54 Clause 2.6: Used Parts (EASA vs. Non-EASA Aircraft)
22:54 - 25:16 Clause 2.7: Parts from Withdrawn (Retired) Aircraft
25:16 - 26:31 Clause 2.8: Parts Maintained by Unapproved Organizations
26:31 - 28:18 Clause 2.9: The High Risk of Accident/Incident Parts
28:18 - 30:04 Summary: Traceability, Safety & Future Trends (Blockchain)

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