What should an applicant submit to the competent authority when applying for a production agreement under Part 21 Subpart F?

A fully completed EASA Form 60 (Application for an agreement of production under Part 21, Subpart F).

In Block 1 of EASA Form 60, how should the name of a legal entity be entered?

The name should be as stated in the register of the National Companies Registration Office, and a copy of the entry in that register should be provided to the competent authority.

What information should be provided in Block 3 of EASA Form 60?

All the locations of the manufacturing activities covered by the application, but only those locations directly under the control of the applicant stated in Block 1.

What should be stated in Block 5 of EASA Form 60?

The evidence that supports the determination of applicability as stated in point 21.A.121, and an outline of the manual required by point 21.A.125A(b) should be provided with the application.

Why is special attention needed when completing Block 6 of EASA Form 60?

Because the information entered is essential for the evaluation of the eligibility of the application, and it should be completed either directly or by reference to supporting documentation in relation to the requirements of point 21.A.122 and AMC1 21.A.122.

What is the title of EASA Form 60 Issue 3?

Application for an agreement of production under Part 21, Subpart F.

In Block 2 of EASA Form 60, what should be stated if the applicant is known to the public by a different name?

The trade name by which the applicant is known to the public, and the use of a logo may be indicated in this block.

AMC1 21.A.124 Application

Q: What is the purpose of the 'Termination' block in Block 4 of EASA Form 60?

It should address any information on the limitation of the activity, e.g., by stating the intended number of units to be manufactured or the expected date of completion of the manufacturing activities.

Q: What should the information in Block 7 of EASA Form 60 reflect?

The number of staff, or in the case of an initial approval, the intended number of staff for the manufacturing activities under the application, including any associated administrative staff.

Q: What should be stated in Block 8 of EASA Form 60?

The name of the person that is authorised to sign the application.

Navigate / EASA

Ask question Discover more Add to collection

AMC1 21.A.124 Application

ED Decision 2022/021/R

An applicant should submit to the competent authority a fully completed EASA Form 60 (see below):

EASA Form 60 Application for an agreement of production under Part 21, Subpart F
*Competent authority* *of an EU Member State or* *EASA*
1. Registered name and address of the applicant:
2. Trade name (if different)
3. Location(s) of manufacturing activities:
4. Description of the manufacturing activities under application:
(a) identification (TC, P/N, …, as appropriate):
(b) termination (No. of units, termination date, …):
5. Evidence supporting the application, as per point 21.A.124(b):
6. Links/arrangements with design approval holder(s) (DAHs)/ design organisation(s) (DO(s)), where different from Block 1:
7. Human resources:
8. Name of the person signing the application:
______________________________ Date	___________________________________ Signature

EASA Form 60 Issue 3

Block 1:The name of the applicant should be entered. For legal entities, the name should be as stated in the register of the National Companies Registration Office. In this case, a copy of the entry in the register of the National Companies Registration Office should be provided to the competent authority.

Block 2: State the trade name by which the applicant is known to the public if it is different from the information given in Block 1. The use of a logo may be indicated in this block.

Block 3: State all the locations of the manufacturing activities that are covered by the application. Only those locations should be stated that are directly under the control of the applicant that is stated in Block 1.

Block 4: This block should include further details of the manufacturing activities under approval for the addresses that are indicated in Block 3. The ‘Identification’ block should indicate the products, parts, or appliances that are intended to be produced, while the ‘Termination’ block should address any information on the limitation of the activity, e.g. by stating the intended number of units to be manufactured or the expected date of completion of the manufacturing activities.

Block 5: This block should state the evidence that supports the determination of applicability as stated in point 21.A.121. In addition, an outline of the manual that is required by point 21.A.125A(b) should be provided with the application.

Block 6: The information entered here is essential for the evaluation of the eligibility of the application. Therefore, special attention should be given concerning the completion of this block, either directly, or by reference to supporting documentation in relation to the requirements of point 21.A.122 and to AMC1 21.A.122.

Block 7: The information to be entered here should reflect the number of staff or in the case of an initial approval, the intended number of staff for the manufacturing activities under this application, and therefore, it should also include any associated administrative staff.

Block 8: State the name of the person that is authorised to sign the application.

Details

Source-Title: AMC1 21.A.124 Application View latest amendments

Erulesid: ERULES-1963177438-20317 Compare versions

Domain: Initial airworthiness

Amendedby: Issue 2, Amendment 14

Applicabilitydate: 7 March, 2023

Entryintoforcedate: 20 December, 2022

Regulatorysource: ED Decision 2022/021/R Navigate

Regulatorysubject: Part-21

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

Origin: EASA

Category: EAR