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What are production organisations according to EASA Part 21G<\/h2>\n

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Production activities in the aerospace industry show insignificant differences from other high-tech industries in terms of basic manufacturing processes and the flow of value creation. However, production in aviation is characterized by a high density of legal requirements.<\/p>\n

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Regarding the organization of service provision, the complex process of aircraft production shows a clear focus on core competences. While Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are focused on assembly as much as possible, systems, components, and parts are supplied by specialist suppliers. The concept of a comprehensive outsourcing \u2013 even of core elements \u2013 is therefore not specific to the well-known automotive industry.<\/p>\n

Nevertheless, there are some legal specifics that may play a role in production of aeronautical products. Because the further the value added has progressed, the sooner a manufacturer needs an official approval according to EASA Part 21G. This applies in any case for the production of aircraft and engines, but often also for parts and appliances.<\/p>\n

Production according to EASA Part 21G may only be carried out based on applicable design data provided by a Part 21J design organisation. Aeronautical products should therefore not be designed or modified by approved 21G organisations on their own \u2013 they always need necessary technical data of a Part 21J design organisation.<\/p>\n

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Requirements for production organisations according to EASA Part 21G<\/h2>\n

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For production of aerospace products, an organisation must have demonstrated its competence. For European companies this is checked by the EASA or hte\u00a0 responsible National Aviation Authority (NAA) in the name of the EASA. Approval is limited to a defined scope of activities.<\/p>\n

An officially approved production organisation must demonstrate that it has implemented and maintain a quality system. Such a system should ensure that production is executed under controlled conditions. The organisation must always be able to produce aeronautical products in compliance with the relevant approved production data and to put them into circulation in safe condition. This can only succeed if the organisation has transparent and comprehensive operating structures and processes. For this reason, quality system and the associated procedures must be documented<\/p>\n

Requirements for production organisations are defined by EASA in the Implementing Rule Initial Airworthiness in Part 21 Subpart G (in short: Part 21G). These requirements are specified by supplementary interpretation material (Acceptable Means of Compliance \u2013 AMC \u2013 and Guidance Material). Accordingly, an officially approved quality system in production must have at least the following individual components:<\/p>\n