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Big Changes in the Regulations
For those of you new to the aviation industry and/or new to Canada, the following abbreviations are all commonly [...]
Read More →Composite Structure and the House of Commons
Preamble I am providing this preamble to clarify the meanings of abbreviations that I use here. For those of [...]
Read More →The Regs: Data for Major Repairs and Modifications
The following abbreviations are used here and are often used in the aviation industry. You may come upon them [...]
Read More →Deep Inside CAR 573
Someone in your shop definitely needs to know “the regs” if the plan is to sub-contract work this year. [...]
Read More →The Lack of Proper Focus
One private pilot’s legal wrangle with Transport Canada raises the larger issues of fairness and common sense. TC might [...]
Read More →Issues Related to Quality Insurance — The Regs
The International Organization for Standardization develops and publishes the International Standards including ISO 9000, which are the top documents [...]
Read More →OEMs & the TC Holder
I am providing this preamble to clarify my usage of abbreviations, etc. These abbreviations are all commonly used in [...]
Read More →The Minister Does It Again
I am providing this preamble to clarify my usage of abbreviations, etc. These abbreviations are all commonly used in [...]
Read More →“Who CAIRS” & other regulations
Transport Canada has several ways of dealing with people like me. The first is to ignore me, the second [...]
Read More →The Regs: Acronyms & Initialisms
Occasionally, I discuss the lack of interest that Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (AME) have outside their own little world of [...]
Read More →The Regs: Consistency
Once again, we start out with a letter from a reader. Martin Grechan wrote his “Letter To The Editor” [...]
Read More →The Regs Oct-Nov 2012
In my last column, I made a last-minute addition referring to approval of major repairs and modifications for importing [...]
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