Update on the DASR Campaign

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1 Update on the DASR Campaign Aircraft Airworthiness and Sustainment (Australia) Conference WGCDR Phillip Telfer 20 Jul 17

2 WHY DASR? 2

3 Defence Aviation Safety Regulation (DASR) Basic Regulation Implementing Regulations (IR) Initial Airworthiness Continuing Airworthiness Operations Personnel Air Operations Standard Rules of the Air Air Navigation Services Aerodromes Aviation Safety Management Systems DASR 21 (Aircraft Design, Production and Certification) DASR M (Continuing Aw Management) DASR 145 (Requirements for Maintenance Organisations) DASR OP.Gen DASR Aircrew DASR RPA (Remotely Piloted A/C) DASR AO.Gen DASR ARO (Authority Req for AO) DASR ORO (Org Req for AO) DASR SRoA.Gen DASR RoA DASR ANS.Gen DASR ATM (Air Traffic Mgmt) DASR CNS (incl NAVAIDS) DASR ADR.Gen DASR RFA (Authority Req for Aerodromes) DASR OFA (Operational Req for Aerodromes) DASR SMS (Safety Management Systems) DASR 66 (Military Aircraft Maintenance Licensing) DASR AvSS (Aviation Support Sys) DASR NDR (Non-Defence Reg A/C) DASR AWR (Air Weapons Range) DASR DFA (Design Req for Aerodromes) DASR 147 (Aircraft Maintenance Training Organisations) DASR MED (Medical) DASR FSTD (Flight Simulation Training Devices) DASR SPA (Specific Approvals) DASR SPO (Special Operations) DASR MET (Meteorology) DASR AIS (Aeronautical Information Services) DASR SAF (Ship Aviation Facilities) DASR RFF (Rescue/Firefighting) DASR UAS (Unmanned A/C System) DASR ABM (Air Battle Mgmt) DASR FT (Flight Test) DASR TAC (Terminal Attack Control) DASR ACD (Air Cargo Delivery) DASR User Guide 3

4 DASA /DASR Campaign Tranches MAOC CAM 21J Defence 145 Defence Occur Reporting Joint Directive DASA Manual Delegate Structure CASA Agreement Conference DASA Phase 1 Investigation and Reporting ADR ANS 21J Contractor 145 Contractor Airworthiness Review 66 Defence Flight Test UAS 21G - Production Certification reform Recognition ASDEFCON OTAs SMS CAMPUS Course Corp Solution Update (DASM;.059) DASA Phase 2 DASA Oversight Common Processes SIIS 66 Contractors 147 Flight Ops Mutual Recognition September September 2018 September 2019 Period of Reduced Oversight Normal Oversight + AwBs 4

5 ORGANISATIONS 5

6 MAO ACG, SRG, AMG, AFTG, AWC, 16AVN BDE, FLEET AIR ARM CAMO 7 CAMO established (one per MAO) 6

7 Design Organisations (MDOA under DASR) 54 AEO prior to Sep 2016 transition Currently 14 MDOA and 28 AEO On track for (end 2017): 23 MDOA 0 AEO 3 engineering organisations recognised for M.A.304(d) 7

8 AMO 69 AMO under TAREG prior to Sep 16 transition 44 AMO and 10 Pt145s following Sep 16 transition Currently 13 Pt145 and 41 AMO operating under TAREG approval On track for (end 2017) Remaining 41 AMO to transition for a total of 32 Pt145 approvals 57 non-dasr organisations providing maintenance services via M.A.201(l) derogation 8

9 Military Production Organisation (POA) None yet established DAVCOMP engagement for 21G or F industry applications Military Training Organisations (MTO) None yet established In consultation with training organisations and AMOs 9

10 REGULATION 10

11 DASR 145 Maintenance Organisations 30 Sep 16 - Provisional Release 31 Jan 17 - Authoritative Release 30 Sep 17 - Updated (EMAR updates for Reg & AMC / GM)) 11

12 DASR M Continuing Airworthiness Management 30 Sep 16 - DASR Provisional Regulation 31 Jan 17 - Authoritative Release - Understanding of: - CAMO delineation from AEO and AMO functions - Military Airworthiness Review Certificates (MARCs) 30 Sep17 EMAR update roll-in of AMC & GM (minimal impact) 12

13 DASR 21 Initial Airworthiness 30 Sep 16 - DASR Provisional Regulation Flight Test provisions within MPTF 31 Jan 17 - Authoritative Release (inclusive of EMAR Ed1.2) Military Type Certificate Holder Military Permits to Fly 30 Sep17 Update (plus EMAR Ed 1.2 remainder) 13

14 DASR 66 Licensing (Maintenance Personnel) 31 Jan 17 Initial Release NPA 01/2017 feedback incorporated 30 Jun 2017 Final release 14

15 Schedule for Civilian Military Aircraft Maintenance Licence Issue of ADF MAML commences in Aug 17 Civilian MAML: now - education Dec 17 civilian applications open Mar 18 civilian applications closed Apr 18 - DASA generates draft MAMLs for review May/Jun 18 industry applicants repechage draft MAMLs Jul/Aug 18 DASA issues MAML V1.0 to successful applicants Sep 18 ADF and Defence Industry maintainers hold MAMLs New entrants to ADF & Defence Industry processed in parallel as they arise 15

16 DASR 147 Maintenance Training Organisations Jan Initial release planned Mar Final release planned (NPA response input) Discussions have taken place with some training organisations (ADF and contractor) 16

17 DASR SMS Safety Management Systems 30 Sep 16 DASR Provisional Regulation 31 Jan 17 Authoritative Release (no change) 30 Sep 17 Updated GM and release of completed Gap Analysis tools required by many organisations. 17

18 Operational Regulation Direct translation from MILAVREG / OAREG Authoritative release on 30 Sep 16 Encompasses Air Operations Air Operations Personnel Air Navigation Systems Standard Rules of the Air Aerodromes 18

19 DASR UAS Unmanned Aerial Systems 30 Sep 16 DASR Provisional Regulation 31 Jan 17 Authoritative Release (no change) 30 Sep17 Replacement with new UAS regulations UAS categories Certified Aligned to EASA Specific Category Aligned to EASA Open Category Aligned to Aus Civil Aviation Safety Authority Excluded Category 19

20 Certified UAS DASR UAS Unmanned Aerial Systems Intended for UAS operations where the operator expects to operate in all airspaces and over all populations Linkage to same initial, continuing airworthiness DASR applicable to a manned aircraft Specific UAS Intended for UAS operations where the UA is not certified to aircraft airworthiness standards. Increased operational constraints and risk assessment provide justification for safe operation. UAS may operate in either: an Authority-published Standard Scenario, or under an Authority issued UAS Operating Permit Flexibility with initial and continuing airworthiness obligation set by the authority 20

21 Open Category DASR UAS Unmanned Aerial Systems Micro UAS (< 0.1 kg) shall: Have constraints on being operated line of sight, operated no higher than 400 ft AGL, daytime, constrained location etc Very Small UAS (0.1 2 kg), in addition to the requirements and limitations for Micro UAS, shall: not operate near controlled aerodromes (anticipate 3nm) and people not operate over populous areas Small UAS (2 25 kg), in addition to the requirements and limitations for Very Small UAS, shall: only operate over land controlled by Defence. 21

22 Basic Regulation Flexibility Provisions 22

23 RECOGNITION 23

24 `Assure Ensure Tier 1 DASA assesses Authority independence and oversight Certification & Design MARQ D (1.4) ICAO USOAP External Authority MARQ A (1.1) ICAO USOAP Production MARQ C (1.3) ICAO USOAP Continuing Airworthiness & Maintenance MARQ B (1.2) ICAO USOAP Tier 2 DASA assesses Authority regulations (Platform/Organisation agnostic) Tier 3 CAMO/Applicant assesses suitability of Authority Instrument or Organisation Approval for Australian Defence application (Aircraft Type/ Organisation specific) INITIAL & CONTINUED AIRWORTHINESS (PARTIAL RECOGNITION) Organisation Approval EMAR 21 Design Production TC CoA Instrument EMAR 21 Major Change/STC PtF TSO CONTINUING AIRWORTHINESS (FULL RECOGNITION) Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation Approval EMAR M/145/147 Maintenance Consumption of Product (Aircraft Type/Organisation specific) Applicant, with oversight by DASA according to the type of product sought. CAMO Maint Training Instrument EMAR 66 Maint Licence 24

25 Updated Recognised Aviation Safety Authorities Department of National Defence Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) US DoD Air Force (USAF), US Navy (USN), US Army Switzerland NAA - FOCA In Progress DASA recognition of France, Spain and Italy National Military Airworthiness Authorities (NMAA) Recognition of DASA by Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Turkey and Spain NMAA Scheduled by end 2017 DASA recognition of UK and Germany NMAA Recognition of DASA by UK NMAA 25

26 CONCLUSION 26

27 MTC Holder Military Permits to Fly EMAR Updates Production BR Flexibility Basic Regulation Implementing Regulations (IR) Technical regulation or ANS as a service Initial Airworthiness Continuing Airworthiness Operations Personnel Air Operations Standard Rules of the Air Air Navigation Services Aerodromes Aviation Safety Management Systems EMAR Updates BR Flexibility Alignment DASR 21 (Aircraft Design, Production and Certification) DASR M (Continuing Aw Management) DASR 145 (Requirements for Maintenance Organisations) DASR 66 (Military Aircraft Maintenance Licensing) DASR 147 (Aircraft Maintenance Training Organisations) DASR OP.Gen DASR Aircrew DASR RPA (Remotely Piloted A/C) DASR AvSS (Aviation Support Sys) DASR MED (Medical) DASR FSTD (Flight Simulation Training Devices) DASR AO.Gen DASR ARO (Authority Req for AO) DASR ORO (Org Req for AO) DASR NDR (Non-Defence Reg A/C) DASR SPA (Specific Approvals) DASR SPO (Special Operations) DASR SRoA.Gen DASR RoA DASR ANS.Gen DASR ATM (Air Traffic Mgmt) DASR CNS (incl NAVAIDS) DASR AWR (Air Weapons Range) DASR MET (Meteorology) DASR AIS (Aeronautical Information Services) DASR ADR.Gen DASR RFA (Authority Req for Aerodromes) DASR OFA (Operational Req for Aerodromes) DASR DFA (Design Req for Aerodromes) DASR SAF (Ship Aviation Facilities) DASR RFF (Rescue/Firefighting) DASR SMS (Safety Management Systems) Organisational maturity Integration DASR UAS (Unmanned A/C System) DASR FT (Flight Test) DASR ABM (Air Battle Mgmt) DASR TAC (Terminal Attack Control) SAF Minor changes (2018) DASR ACD (Air Cargo Delivery) DASR User Guide Initial Release Maintenance Licenses Organisation Approvals Recognition BR Flexibility Alignment BR Flexibility Alignment MAO Flight Test scope Initial Release Transition to new UAS Operating Permits 27

28 QUESTIONS