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AMC2 21L.A.24(b)(4) Application for a type certificate
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-22130
ED Decision 2023/013/R
found in: Initial Airworthiness and Environmental Protection (748/2012) Part-21 Part-21L (Jul 2024)
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AMC2 21L.A.24(b)(4) Application for a type certificate ED Decision 2023/013/R UPDATES TO THE COMPLIANCE-DEMONSTRATION PLAN It is acceptable to provide an initial compliance-demonstration plan that is not fully complete, e.g. due to schedule constraints of the design, analysis and testing activities. The applicant should provide information in the compliance-demonstration plan that is provided to EASA about the applicable certification specifications and the environmental protection requirements (e.g. for aircraft noise: in terms of the applicable chapter of Volume I of Annex 16 to the Chicago Convention and the related limits). Furthermore, even if the initial compliance-demonstration plan is complete, it may be necessary to amend it throughout the duration of the project. The compliance-demonstration plan should be updated and resubmitted to EASA during the certification project. In particular, updates to the following elements should be provided: — any complementary information that was not included in the initial compliance-demonstration programme; — any change that may have an impact on the certification basis or means of compliance; — any change to the intended use or kind of operation of the product; — a change to the key characteristics of the product such as but not limited to any declared limits that are intended to be recorded in the type certificate data sheet (TCDS); — any change to the initial type-certification basis or environmental protection requirements, as applicable to the product, regardless whether the change is initiated by EASA or by the applicant; — any change to the proposed means of compliance, including its/their methodology; — any relevant change to the design organisation personnel (and design organisation (DO) suppliers) that are involved in the project; and — any change to the project schedule affecting planned Agency verification activities under point [21L.B.46](#_DxCrossRefBm1649097807).
##### AMC2 21L.A.24(b)(4) Application for a type certificate *ED Decision 2023/013/R* **UPDATES TO THE COMPLIANCE-DEMONSTRATION PLAN** It is acceptable to provide an initial compliance-demonstration plan that is not fully complete, e.g. due to schedule constraints of the design, analysis and testing activities. The applicant should provide information in the compliance-demonstration plan that is provided to EASA about the applicable certification specifications and the environmental protection requirements (e.g. for aircraft noise: in terms of the applicable chapter of Volume I of Annex 16 to the Chicago Convention and the related limits). Furthermore, even if the initial compliance-demonstration plan is complete, it may be necessary to amend it throughout the duration of the project. The compliance-demonstration plan should be updated and resubmitted to EASA during the certification project. In particular, updates to the following elements should be provided: — any complementary information that was not included in the initial compliance-demonstration programme; — any change that may have an impact on the certification basis or means of compliance; — any change to the intended use or kind of operation of the product; — a change to the key characteristics of the product such as but not limited to any declared limits that are intended to be recorded in the type certificate data sheet (TCDS); — any change to the initial type-certification basis or environmental protection requirements, as applicable to the product, regardless whether the change is initiated by EASA or by the applicant; — any change to the proposed means of compliance, including its/their methodology; — any relevant change to the design organisation personnel (and design organisation (DO) suppliers) that are involved in the project; and — any change to the project schedule affecting planned Agency verification activities under point [21L.B.46](#_DxCrossRefBm485231303).