CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY REGULATIONS 1998 - REG 21.010A References to the national aviation authority of a recognised country

CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY REGULATIONS 1998 - REG 21.010A

  (1)   In this Part, a reference to the national aviation authority of a recognised country includes a reference to EASA, whether or not EASA is performing a function on behalf of a recognised country.

  (2)   To avoid doubt:

  (a)   a foreign type certificate issued by EASA before 1   May 2014 is, and is taken to have been from the time it was issued, a foreign type certificate issued by the NAA of a recognised country; and

  (b)   a certificate issued by EASA before 1   May 2014 that is equivalent to a supplemental type certificate that could have been issued by CASA is, and is taken to have been from the time it was issued, a foreign supplemental type certificate issued by the NAA of a recognised country; and

  (c)   a design for a modification of, or repair to, an aircraft, aircraft engine, propeller or appliance that was approved by EASA before 1   May 2014 is, and is taken to have been from the time it was approved, a design approved by the NAA of a recognised country; and

  (d)   a manufacturing approval (however described) for an aircraft engine, propeller, material, part or appliance issued by EASA before 1   May 2014 is, and is taken to have been from the time it was issued, a manufacturing approval issued by the NAA of a recognised country.

  (3)   Also to avoid doubt, a foreign supplemental type certificate cancelled by EASA before 1   May 2014 is taken to have been cancelled by the NAA of a recognised country.