Procedures for Changes to an EASA ETSO Authorisation Clause Samples

This clause outlines the process for making modifications to an EASA ETSO (European Technical Standard Order) Authorisation. It typically specifies the steps that must be followed when requesting changes, such as submitting formal documentation, providing technical justifications, and obtaining approval from the relevant aviation authority. By establishing a clear procedure, the clause ensures that any alterations to the authorisation are properly reviewed and controlled, thereby maintaining regulatory compliance and the safety of certified aviation products.
Procedures for Changes to an EASA ETSO Authorisation. (a) Major changes to an ETSO design require re-substantiation of the new design and issuance of a new ETSO Authorisation. The procedures in paragraph 2.5.2 apply in this case. (b) EASA shall rely upon an FAA determination of compliance for minor changes that remain within the scope of the ETSO Authorisation. EASA shall not require notification of these minor changes.
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Procedures for Changes to an EASA ETSO Authorisation. (a) When major changes are made to an article validated with an FAA Letter of TSO Design Approval, a new application must be made to EASA. Use the procedures in paragraph 2.5.2.5 of this TIP. (a) When major changes are made to an article validated with an ETSOA, a new application must be made to the FAA. Use the procedures in paragraph 2.5.2.6 of this TIP. 3.
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