AMC 21.A.605(a)(1) Certification programme

• ED Decision 2019/018/R found in: Initial Airworthiness and Environmental Protection (748/2012) Part-21 Part-21L (Jul 2024)

AMC 21.A.605(a)(1) Certification programme ED Decision 2019/018/R (a)     For the purpose of the compliance demonstration in accordance with point [21.A.606](#_DxCrossRefBm1649096861)(b), the applicant should: (1)     establish a certification programme; (2)     submit the certification programme to EASA; and (3)     keep the certification programme updated during the authorisation process. (b)     The certification programme should contain the following information: (1)     a detailed description of the relevant European technical standard order (ETSO) article, including all of its configurations to be certified, and the identification of ETSO and non-ETSO functions, if any; (2)     the applicable CS-ETSO, in case of different minimum performance standard (MPS) available, the selected MPS, the other requirements and any optional aspects (applicable standards, applicable requirements, choice of classes (if applicable)) as well as the expected deviations; (3)     the operating characteristics and the expected limitations; (4)     the intended use of the article and the kind of operations for which the approval is requested; (5)     the proposed means of compliance, including the list of documents and deliverables for EASA; (6)     an overview of the safety assessment for the functions supported by the article, including the main failure conditions, their classification, the associated assumptions, and architectural features supporting the safety aspects; (7)     the way in which the applicant will record the justifications of compliance; and (8)     a project schedule, including major milestones. ##### AMC 21.A.605(a)(1) Certification programme *ED Decision 2019/018/R* (a) For the purpose of the compliance demonstration in accordance with point [21.A.606](#_DxCrossRefBm485230351)(b), the applicant should: (1) establish a certification programme; (2) submit the certification programme to EASA; and (3) keep the certification programme updated during the authorisation process. (b) The certification programme should contain the following information: (1) a detailed description of the relevant European technical standard order (ETSO) article, including all of its configurations to be certified, and the identification of ETSO and non-ETSO functions, if any; (2) the applicable CS-ETSO, in case of different minimum performance standard (MPS) available, the selected MPS, the other requirements and any optional aspects (applicable standards, applicable requirements, choice of classes (if applicable)) as well as the expected deviations; (3) the operating characteristics and the expected limitations; (4) the intended use of the article and the kind of operations for which the approval is requested; (5) the proposed means of compliance, including the list of documents and deliverables for EASA; (6) an overview of the safety assessment for the functions supported by the article, including the main failure conditions, their classification, the associated assumptions, and architectural features supporting the safety aspects; (7) the way in which the applicant will record the justifications of compliance; and (8) a project schedule, including major milestones.