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International Military Airworthiness Regulation Conference Lessons Lessons learned learned & Feedback & Feedback Colonel St Colonel St é é phane phane Cop Cop é é ret ret Airworthiness in State’s aviation France: 10 years of experience FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

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International Military Airworthiness Regulation Conference

LessonsLessons learnedlearned & Feedback& Feedback

Colonel StColonel Stééphane phane CopCopééretret

Airworthiness in State’s aviationFrance: 10 years of experience

FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY Overview

• Introduction

– Airworthiness in the military aviation, why?

• First step of implementation in the military in France.

– A specific regulation for State’s aviation.

– General overview of airworthiness organization principles in Europe.

– General overview of airworthiness organization principles in French State ‘s aviation.

– Creation of a French Military Aviation Authority.

– The target & the burden

– Implementation process: Timeline, milestones, targets & achievements.

– DSAE’s resources & capacities.

• Next step of implementation: process enlargement to European level.

– The MAWA Forum & the EMARs strategy.

– The recognition process: interests & potential benefits.

– Concrete example: the MRTT case.

• General review

– Learning's & obstacles

– Results, achievements & benefits

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY Airworthiness in the military aviation, why?

• A fundamental consideration.– Civil agencies cannot regulate State’s aviation.

– State’s aviation does not have to comply with civil regulation.

• Several dramatic accidents.– MIRAGE F1

– CAP 232

– NIMROD

– US C130

• A political will : following the civil trend.– Creation of the EASA

– Single European Sky

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY A specific regulation for State’s aviation

French Rulemaking Structure for StateFrench Rulemaking Structure for State’’s aviation : s aviation : ““the EMAR FR Systemthe EMAR FR System””

Decree 2013 367

Order – “Duties”Order – “Conditions”Order – “Registration”Order – “Continuing Airworthiness”Order – “Remotely Piloted Aircraft System”

Instruction

“Initial Airworthiness”

FRA / EMAR 21

AMC & GM

Approved Means of Compliants & Guidance Material“Certification”

AMC & GM

Approved Means of Compliants & Guidance Material“Continuing Airworthiness”

Instruction

“Continuing Airworthiness”

FRA / EMAR FR MFRA / EMAR FR 145FRA / EMAR FR 66FRA / EMAR FR 147

REG

ULA

TIO

NS

Inte

rdep

artm

enta

l lev

el

Authorities Level

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

EU Rulemaking EU Rulemaking StructureStructure for civil aviation : for civil aviation : ““the PART Systemthe PART System””

Council Regulation (EC) 216/2008“Basic Regulation”

Annex I – Essential RequirementsAnnex II – Excluded AircraftAnnex III – Pilot LicensingAnnex IV – Air OperationsAnnex V – Qualified EntitiesAnnex VI – Correlation Table

Commission Regulation (EU) 748/2012

“Initial & continued Airworthiness”

Annex I – Part 21

AMC & GM

Approved Means of Compliants & Guidance Material“Certification”

AMC & GM

Approved Means of Compliants & Guidance Material“Continuing Airworthiness”

Commission Regulation (EU) 1321/2014

“Continuing Airworthiness”

Annex I – Part MAnnex II – Part 145Annex III – Part 66Annex IV – Part 147Annex V – Part T

REG

ULA

TIO

NS

AGENCY MEASURES

A specific regulation for State’s aviation

StateState’’s aviation regulations aviation regulationAs a mirror toAs a mirror to

Civil regulationCivil regulation

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

DESIGNORGANISATION PRODUCTION

ORGANISATION

TRAINING

TECHNICIAN

AIRCRAFT

A/W MANAGEMENTORGANISATION

TYPECERTIFICATE

MAINTENANCEORGANISATION

OPERATORAERONAUTICAL COMPANY

General overview of airworthiness organization in Europe.

TRAININGORGANISATION

AIRWORTHINESS FRAMEWORK

INITIAL AIRWORTHINESS

CONTINUED AIRWORTHINESS

CONTINUING AIRWORTHINESS

AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITYOPERATIONS

AVI

ATI

ON

AU

THO

RIT

Y

APPROVAL / OVERSIGHTAPPROVAL / OVERSIGHT

APPROVAL / OVERSIGHTAPPROVAL / OVERSIGHT

CERTIFICATION / REVIEWCERTIFICATION / REVIEW

OVERSIGHT / AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVESOVERSIGHT / AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

CERTIFICATION CERTIFICATION

LICENSINGLICENSING

« DO »« PO »

« MTO »« MO » « CAMO »

CA

A’s

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

DESIGNORGANISATION PRODUCTION

ORGANISATION

TRAINING

TECHNICIAN

AIRCRAFT

A/W MANAGEMENTORGANISATION

TYPECERTIFICATE

MAINTENANCEORGANISATION

OPERATORCOMPANYAIR FORCE

AVI

ATI

ON

AU

THO

RIT

Y

General overview of airworthiness organization in Europe.

TRAININGORGANISATION

AIRWORTHINESS FRAMEWORK

INITIAL AIRWORTHINESS

CONTINUING AIRWORTHINESS

AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITYOPERATIONS

PARTPART 21 J PARTPART 21 G

PARTPART 145PARTPART

147PARTPART

6666

PARTPART M

CA

A’s

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

DESIGNORGANISATION PRODUCTION

ORGANISATION

TRAINING

TECHNICIAN

AIRCRAFT

A/W MANAGEMENTORGANISATION

TYPECERTIFICATE

MAINTENANCEORGANISATION

AVI

ATI

ON

AU

THO

RIT

YAirworthiness organization in French State aviation

TRAININGORGANISATION

AIRWORTHINESS FRAMEWORK

INITIAL AIRWORTHINESS

CONTINUED AIRWORTHINESS

CONTINUING AIRWORTHINESS

AVIATION OPERATING AUTHORITIES

MIL

ITAR

Y AV

IATI

ON

SAF

ETY

AUTH

OR

ITY

TEC

HN

ICAL

AU

THO

RIT

YAIR

FORCE

NAVY

ARMY

FLIGHTTESTING

GENDARMERIE

CUSTOMS

CIVILSECURITY

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

DESIGNORGANISATION PRODUCTION

ORGANISATION

TRAINING

TECHNICIAN

AIRCRAFT

A/W MANAGEMENTORGANISATION

TYPECERTIFICATE

MAINTENANCEORGANISATION

AVI

ATI

ON

AU

THO

RIT

YAirworthiness organization in French State aviation.

TRAININGORGANISATION

AIRWORTHINESS FRAMEWORK

INITIAL AIRWORTHINESS

CONTINUED AIRWORTHINESS

CONTINUING AIRWORTHINESS

AVIATION OPERATING AUTHORITIES

MIL

ITAR

Y AV

IATI

ON

SAF

ETY

AUTH

OR

ITY

TEC

HN

ICAL

AU

THO

RIT

YAIR

FORCE

NAVY

ARMY

FLIGHTTESTING

GENDARMERIE

CUSTOMS

CIVILSECURITY

21 J 21 G

145147 66

MEMARFRA

EMARFRA

EMARFRA

EMARFRA

EMARFRA

EMARFRA

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY Creation of a French Military Aviation Authority.

DSAÉ is a National-Competence Service of the Central Administration of the Ministry of Defence

DSAÉSTATE AVIATION

SAFETY AUTHORITY Support

Functional

Aviation Operating Authorities

Coordination in the airworthiness domain

CHODDEFENCE STAFF

Minister of DefenceMinister of the Interior Minister of Budget

MoBMoI MoD

Regulation Oversight

DGA(Defence Procurement Agency)

DGA TECHNICAL AUTHORITY

Regulation Oversight

GENDARMERIE CIVIL SECURITY ARMY NAVY AIR FORCE FLIGHT TESTING CUSTOMS

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

Global Safety ApproachGlobal Safety Approach

SEVEN AVIATION OPERATING AUTHORITIES (AOA)

Technial

Authority

DGA Flight Testing

•• All the fields of aviation All the fields of aviation safety covered.safety covered.

•• Independent: clear separation Independent: clear separation between authority & users.between authority & users.

•• Interdepartmental status & Interdepartmental status & scope of actionscope of action

•• A unique representative for A unique representative for safety on Statesafety on State’’s aviations aviation

Missions:Missions:••RegulationRegulation••Certification.Certification.••OversightOversight

Creation of a Military Aviation Authority: pillars & missions

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

1350 Aircraft of 70 different types (including RPAS) : 1200 in the military and 150 in other services or administrations. 50 engine & 20 propeller Types.

420 Organizations:

60 « CAMO ». Continuing Airworthiness Management Organizations.

100 « ATO ».Aircraft Training Organizations.

260 « MO ».Maintenance Organizations.

Technician Licenses

10000 to manage

Technician Licenses

10000 to manage

Continuning Airworthiness in the Military in France : Current Situation

The target & the burden

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

EMAR FR 145, 66, 147, MCOMPLETE FRAMEWORK PUBLICATION

Implementation process: Timeline, milestones, targets & achievements.

2000 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2000 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 202011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 18

AIRWORTHINESS REGULATIONDECREE & ORDERS PUBLICATION

FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITYCREATION

21 J : TYPE CERTIFICATION TCs

M : AIRCRAFT AIRWORTHINESS CERTIFICATION CoAs

M : CAMOs ORGANISATION APPROVAL

147 : MTOs TRAINING ORGANISATION APPROVAL

145: MOs MAINTENANCE ORGANISATION APPROVAL

21G: Pos PRODUCTION ORGANISATION APPROVAL

PREPARATORY PHASE IMPLEMENTATION & RISE PHASE CRUISING SPEED PHASE

66 : LICENCE DELIVERY

FRA 145, 66, 147, MRULES PUBLICATION

EMAR FR 145 PIBLICATION

RPAS ORDER PUBLICATION

An ambitious An ambitious implementation implementation

scheduleschedule

First focuse on A/C & AW managementFirst focuse on A/C & AW managementFRA 21RULES PUBLICATION

100%

100%

36%

93%

60%

The strategic approach

100%

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

Average activity & Workload capacity

DSAE’s

Airworthiness Directorate: 65 personal.50% at the Headquarter (Paris/Villacoublay)50% On the Field (14 units based all other France)Internal capacity 40 auditors for 4800 days of audit per year

Audits/Year : 600460 Airworthiness reviews, 140 Organizations audit,

Licences / year delivered : 2000

DSAE’s resources & capacities.

DSAE

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

CIVILMILITARY

Rules : PART Standards : EMAR

CAA FRCAA FR

CAA SPCAA SPCAA PTCAA PT

CAA ITCAA IT

CAA GECAA GE

CAA UKCAA UK

CAA PLCAA PL

CAA GECAA GE

CAA CYCAA CY

CAA MLCAA ML

CAA BECAA BE

CAA NLCAA NL

CAA IRCAA IR

CAA SWCAA SW

CAA FICAA FI

EASAEASA

CAA MACAA MA

CAA ROCAA RO

CAA HUCAA HUCAA AUCAA AU

CAA CZCAA CZ

CAA SLOCAA SLO

CAA LACAA LACAA ESCAA ES

CAA CAA

MAA SPMAA SP

MAA PTMAA PT

MAA FRMAA FR

MAA UKMAA UK

MAA ITMAA IT

MAA GEMAA GEMAA NLMAA NL

MAA BEMAA BE

EMARs / PARTs Military airworthiness / Civil airworthinessEMARs / PARTs Military airworthiness / Civil airworthiness

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

DSAÉ & DGA“EMAR FR”

MAA UK“MRP”

LufABw“DEMAR”

DGAM“PERAM”

BMAA“BMAR”

DAAA“AER.P”

AAN“PMAR”

NDMA“EMAR”

RSAF AELD“AFLO”

DASA“DASR”

USAF & NAVY & ARMY

MAA NLD“MAR”

MAA TR“TMAR”

MAA ML EASA“PART”

21J 21G

145 147

21J 21G

145 147

21J 21G

145 147 145 145 145 145

21J

om

Potential mutual interests with FR

A400MREAPERC130J

A400MTIGERNH90C130J

A400MTIGERMRTTREAPER

A400MNH90MRTT

A400MNH90REAPERC130J

C130 NH90MRTT

MRTT TIGERNH90MRTT

C130JC135REAPER

MRTT A400M A400M A400M

Recognized Process to launch To be studied

To be confirmed by each MAA

MRTTMRTT

A400MA400M

C130JC130J

NH90NH90

TIGERTIGER

REAPERREAPER

CooperationCooperationPooling & sharingSpare partsCommon maintenanceMutual support / operationsMutual trainingCosts benefits……

The recognition process: interests & potential benefits.

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

MRTT UserMRTT User’’s & Airworthiness issues. s & Airworthiness issues.

manufacturer AUSTRALIA EAU SAUDI ARABIA

UK FRANCE SINGAPORE SOUTH KOREA

MMF GERMANY CANADA

A/C A330 MRTT

A330 MRTT

A330 MRTT

A330 MRTTFSTA

A330 MRTT

A330 MRTT

A330 MRTT

A330 MRTT

A310 MRTT

A310 MRTT

Number

Regulation EMAR ? ? PART EMAR ? EMAR EMAR ?

Recognition

Concrete example: the MRTT case.

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY To summarize : Learning's & obstacles.

A long , hard & ambitious process…. That needs to be accompanied.

Meanings & goals of airworthiness have to be trained both on base 

and directional levels

A deep cultural & organizational change…. Especially for the CAMO’s

activities.

The need for a change management strategy.

Difficulties to cope with: legacy A/C.

Efficiency of quality systems ……

a new challenge. 

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY To summarize : Results, achievements & benefits.

More control, oversight & global rigor.

A unique regulation adapted to the Military specificities (derogation) 

and close to the Civil.

A strong & independent authority able to represent the French State.

Next step: enlarge to European level trough MAA recognition. 

Synergy improvement between Civil & Military.

A consolidated & homogenate situation in France : A unique and harmonized way to 

manage safety in all the military as well as in the industry.

General improvement in safety, in maintenance, in logistics, in training, in joint 

operations, in budget efficiency, in international cooperation, in aeronautical exports 

opportunities. 

A safer, clearer and more controlled situation today than A safer, clearer and more controlled situation today than 

yesterday.yesterday.

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FRENCH STATE AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

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