An authorisation for airworthiness review staff acting on their own behalf remains valid for 5 years under point ML.A.904(d), provided the holder performs:
- at least 1 airworthiness review every 5 years
- at least 1 airworthiness review every 12 months
- at least 2 airworthiness reviews every 6 months
Explanation from PART66Online
The authorisation stays valid for 5 years as long as the holder has performed at least 1 airworthiness review every 12 months; falling short means a new review must be satisfactorily performed under supervision.
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Anabela Correia asked · 14h ago
Parece incompleta a explicação.
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Lisa_T
10h ago
Oh, good catch, the explanation only covers half of it. B is right, you need at least 1 airworthiness review every 12 months, and if you miss that you have to do a new one with the competent authority supervising you. Think of it like a membership card that's good for 5 years, except to renew it you repeat the same two steps as when you first got it: the authority checks your Part-ML knowledge again and you do one more review under their supervision, and there's no limit on how many times you can renew. The study notes chapter has the full list, including the records you have to keep: part66online.com/study-notes/module/1...
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