Transfer of an EASA Type Certificate/Supplemental Type Certificate Within the United States Clause Samples

This clause governs the process for transferring an EASA Type Certificate or Supplemental Type Certificate within the United States. It outlines the requirements and procedures that must be followed when ownership or control of such certificates changes hands, such as notifying the relevant aviation authorities and ensuring all regulatory obligations are met. The core function of this clause is to maintain regulatory oversight and ensure continued compliance with safety standards during and after the transfer, thereby preventing lapses in certification or operational authority.
Transfer of an EASA Type Certificate/Supplemental Type Certificate Within the United States. (a) FAA shall notify EASA of a transfer of an EASA TC/STC held by a person in the United States to another person in the United States. (b) EASA shall transfer the TC only when EASA has been satisfied that the applicant is able to undertake the responsibilities in EASA Part 21 and that the FAA TC has been transferred to the same applicant. EASA may request the FAA to provide technical assistance in making the determination that the new U.S. ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ will be able execute the responsibilities of EASA Part 21. (c) EASA shall reissue a TC/STC in the name of the new holder after the FAA TC/STC issuance. holder after the EASA TC/STC issuance.
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