Alternative Means of Compliance (AMOC) to a Mandatory Continuing Airworthiness Action Sample Clauses

The Alternative Means of Compliance (AMOC) clause allows parties to propose and use methods other than those originally specified to satisfy a Mandatory Continuing Airworthiness Action. In practice, this means that if an operator or manufacturer identifies a different procedure or solution that achieves the same safety outcome as the mandated action, they can submit it for approval by the relevant aviation authority. This clause provides flexibility in compliance, enabling innovation and efficiency while still maintaining safety standards, and addresses the need for practical solutions when the prescribed method may not be feasible or optimal in all circumstances.
Alternative Means of Compliance (AMOC) to a Mandatory Continuing Airworthiness Action. If an AMOC to an existing AD is issued by the CA for its own State of Design products, appliances, or parts, the CA shall electronically notify the VA of the decision. 3.1.5.1 The FAA must approve 3.1.5.2 FAA approved AMOCs for all AMOCs in accordance with 14 U.S. State of Design products are CFR 39.
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Alternative Means of Compliance (AMOC) to a Mandatory Continuing Airworthiness Action. If an AMOC of general applicability to an existing AD is issued by the CA for its own State of Design products, the CA shall electronically notify the VA of the decision. 3.1.5.1 At the AMOC holder’s request, EASA shall initiate FAA approval of such an AMOC by providing sufficient information to the FAA for its use in making a determination as to the acceptability of the AMOC. Based on this information, the FAA shall write an AMOC approval letter for U.S. operations. 3.1.5.2 FAA AMOCs for U.S. State of Design products of general applicability are automatically considered to be EASA-approved.
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Alternative Means of Compliance (AMOC) to a Mandatory Continuing Airworthiness Action. If an AMOC of general applicability to an existing AD is issued by the FAA or JCAB for its own State of Design products, the authority issuing the AMOC will electronically notify the other authority of the decision. (a) JCAB will provide sufficient information to the FAA for its use in making a determination as to the acceptability of the AMOC. Based on this information, the FAA will write an AMOC approval letter for U.S. operators. (b) FAA will provide sufficient information to the JCAB for its use in making a determination as to the acceptability of the AMOC. Based on this information, the JCAB will accept the AMOC for Japanese operators or approve its own AMOC if a change to operating limitations is required.
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