Where can I find the document(s) identifying the aircraft configuration for a permit to fly application?

Refer to the document(s) identifying the configuration of the aircraft, as required in AMC 21.A.263(c)(6) or AMC 21.A.709(b) application approval form 18A or 18B, box 6.

What should I include in the 'Purpose of flight' section of the permit to fly application?

Use terminology from 21.A.701(a) and add any additional information for an accurate description of the purpose, including place, itinerary, and duration. If the application is due to a change of purpose, reference the initial request and describe the new purpose.

How do I apply for a permit to fly under EASA regulations?

To apply for a permit to fly, submit an application to the competent authority using a form and manner they establish, such as EASA Form 21, completed by the applicant.

What information is required in an application for a Part 21 Permit to Fly?

The application requires details such as the applicant's name, aircraft nationality and identification marks, aircraft owner, manufacturer/type, serial number, purpose of flight, expected flight dates and duration, aircraft configuration, maintenance schedule status, and approval of flight conditions.

What details are needed regarding the approval of flight conditions in a permit to fly application?

Include a reference to the EASA approval if flight conditions are approved by EASA, or a DOA approval form (see AMC 21.A.263(c)(6)) if approved under DOA privilege, or a competent authority approval.

AMC 21.B.520(b) Application for a permit to fly

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ED Decision 2012/020/R

The competent authority must receive an application for permit to fly in a form and manner established by that authority, e.g. on EASA Form 21 (see below) completed by the applicant.

Application for Part 21 Permit to Fly
1. Applicant:	[Name of applicant]
2. Aircraft nationality and identification marks:
3. Aircraft owner:
4. Aircraft manufacturer/type		5. Serial number
6. Purpose of flight [Use terminology of 21.A.701(a) and add any additional information for accurate description of the purpose, e.g. place, itinerary, duration…] [For an application due to a change of purpose (ref. 21.A.713): reference to initial request and description of new purpose]
7. Expected target date(s) for the flight(s) and duration
8. Aircraft configuration as relevant for the permit to fly 8.1 The above aircraft for which a permit to fly is requested is defined in [add reference to the document(s) identifying the configuration of the aircraft. Same as required in AMC 21.A.263(c)(6) or AMC 21.A.709(b) application approval form 18A or 18B, box 6] 8.2 The aircraft is in the following situation related to its maintenance schedule: [Describe status]
9. Approval of flight conditions [if not available at the time of application, indicate reference of request for approval] [Reference to: 1. EASA approval, if flight conditions are approved by EASA; or 2. DOA approval form (see AMC 21.A.263(c)(6)), if approved under DOA privilege; or 3. Competent authority approval.
10. Date:		11. Name and signature: [Authorised signatory]

EASA Form 21

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Source-Title: AMC 21.B.520(b) Application for a permit to fly

Erulesid: ERULES-1963177438-4093 Compare versions

Domain: Initial airworthiness

Regulatorysource: ED Decision 2012/020/R Navigate

Regulatorysubject: Part-21

Typeofcontent: AMC to IR (Acceptable means of compliance to implementing rule)

Parentir: 21.B.520 Investigation

Origin: EASA

Category: EAR