What proposed means of compliance must be included in the compliance plan required by CS 26.331?

The compliance plan must include a proposed means of compliance with the DTE (damage tolerance evaluation) required by points 26.333 and 26.334 of Part-26.

Which EASA decision and issue is associated with CS 26.331?

CS 26.331 is associated with ED Decision 2020/023/R and is marked as Issue 26/3.

Does CS 26.331 require the compliance plan to include a method for identifying FCS changes?

Yes, the compliance plan must include an explanation of how changes that affect the FCS will be identified and presented.

What specific Part-26 points are referenced in CS 26.331 for the DTE means of compliance?

CS 26.331 references points 26.333 and 26.334 of Part-26 for the DTE (damage tolerance evaluation) means of compliance.

What is the minimum number of days before the compliance date that draft compliance items must be submitted to EASA according to CS 26.331?

Draft compliance items must be submitted for EASA review not less than 60 days before the applicable compliance date.

Which Part-26 point requires the compliance items that must be drafted and submitted to EASA under CS 26.331?

Point 26.330 of Part-26 requires the compliance items that must be drafted and submitted to EASA for review.

CS 26.331 Compliance plan for STC holders

Q: What must an STC holder's compliance plan under CS 26.331 include regarding the project schedule?

The compliance plan must include a project schedule identifying all the major milestones for meeting the compliance times specified in points 26.332 to 26.334 of Part-26.

Q: How does CS 26.331 require STC holders to address changes affecting the flight control system (FCS) in their compliance plan?

The compliance plan must include an explanation of how the changes that affect the FCS will be identified and presented.

Q: What is the required lead time for submitting drafts of compliance items to EASA under CS 26.331?

The compliance plan must include a plan for submitting drafts of all compliance items required by point 26.330 of Part-26 for review by EASA not less than 60 days before the applicable compliance date.

Q: Under CS 26.331, what is the purpose of the project schedule in the compliance plan?

The project schedule is intended to identify all the major milestones for meeting the compliance times specified in points 26.332 to 26.334 of Part-26.

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CS 26.331 Compliance plan for STC holders

ED Decision 2020/023/R

Compliance with point 26.331 of Part-26 is demonstrated when a compliance plan exists that includes:

(a) a project schedule identifying all the major milestones for meeting the compliance times specified in points 26.332 to 26.334 of Part-26;

(b) an explanation of how the changes that affect the FCS will be identified and presented;

(d) a plan for submitting drafts of all the compliance items required by point 26.330 of Part-26 for review by EASA not less than 60 days before the applicable compliance date.

[Issue: 26/3]

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Source-Title: CS 26.331 Compliance plan for STC holders View latest amendments

Erulesid: ERULES-1963177438-18000 Compare versions

Domain: Additional airworthiness specifications

Amendedby: CS Issue 3

Applicabilitydate: 18 December, 2020

Entryintoforcedate: 18 December, 2020

Regulatorysource: ED Decision 2020/023/R Navigate

Regulatorysubject: Part-26, CS-26

Typeofcontent: CS (Certification specification)

Parentir: 26.331 Compliance plan for STC holders

Origin: EASA

Category: EAR