In 2003 a single central body, the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), was formed to undertake the regulatory role for safety in civil aviation, including airworthiness. As a consequence, greater emphasis toward the safety and proof of compliance with regulations has been placed on the aviation industry.
Our expertise in airworthiness ranges from initial considerations during the design process through life to in-service aircraft maintenance. Our strength is in understanding and interpreting regulations for civil and military, particularly how they relate to technology. Airworthiness capabilities and courses include:
- Maintenance Operations – aircraft maintenance scheduling, management of logistics and human factors.
- Practical Reliability – design for airworthiness including assessment of components and entire fleets.
- Safety Assessment – approaches to assessing the safety of increasingly complex aircraft systems.
Education and training is a significant part of the service we are able to offer clients.
We have worked with a number of clients from across the world including Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL), European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department, Hong Kong Institution of Engineers, ITT Corporation, Ministry of Defence, QinetiQ, Raytheon Systems Ltd, Royal Netherlands Air Force and tlmNEXUS.
