Icon Aerospace EASA Supp

Icon Aerospace, LLC Compliance and Procedures Summary

• Icon Aerospace, LLC allows undenied access to its facilities and records to EASA and the FAA for compliance investigations.
• The company receives clearly stated work orders from customers, reviewed by the Quality Assurance Manager before assigning work.
• Work orders specify inspections, repairs, alterations, and parts replacement, and are filed with Icon Aerospace LLC work orders.
• Procedures for completing a Work Order are found in ICON RSM FORMS MANUAL SECTION 3.1.17-I PAGE 47.
• The completion of service is verified during final inspection to ensure compliance with customer requests.
• Major and minor changes to the type design require EASA-approved design engineering data, with the customer responsible for data approval confirmation.
• FAA approves design data for major repairs, and minor repairs are made in accordance with "acceptable" data.
• EASA accepts data used in support of major and minor repairs in accordance with Annex 1 to the agreement and the associated TIP.
• The repair station holds a copy of all Airworthiness Directives required by the customer, including non-FAA Airworthiness Directives from EASA customers.
• The repair station checks and files new or previous EASA/FAA Airworthiness Directives (AD Notes) issued against components it maintains.
• Any applicable AD’s required to be performed on an item are advised to the customer in writing, and a teardown report lists any applicable AD’s performed on the item.
• If the customer does not approve an applicable AD or it cannot be complied with, the item will be deemed unserviceable, and a teardown report will be provided to the customer.

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