Denitsa Papazova posted in General Aviation
1 year ago
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Hello Everyone
I wanted to check for your comments and advice regarding the following.
What is the difference between a CRI and a CAI?
Thank you very much in advance
Kind regards
Denitsa
CRI means Certification Review Item, CAI means Certification Action Item
The CRI Process is used during a certification project for structured discussions about technical details and applicable regulations, certification specifications, interpretations and acceptable means of compliance. The result of a CRI will be an agreement between applicant and EASA. The solution is e.g. the certification basis, a special condition, acceptable means of compliance, etc.
CAIs are defined actions within a certification process that are numbered for traceability.
A CAI should be clearly defined and not a matter that requires discussions.
This is a quick overview that is not considered comprehensive. I hope it helped.
Check document WI.CERT.00146-001 on EASA website
Can you tell me how they are related Certification Action Item with Compliance demonstration items [CDI]?
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