Does EASA collect any fees or charges to operators under Part-TCO?
Does EASA collect any fees or charges to operators under Part-TCO?
Answer
Third Country Operators authorisation processes are subject to fees as per EASA’s “Fees and Charges” Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2347. The published amounts are subject to annual update.
Flat fees apply in the context of both initial application and continuous monitoring activities.
In addition, when further assessment is justified according to the criteria set in the Part-TCO Regulation and following the established risk-based approach, EASA may decide to:
- Perform “Further Assessment”
- Invite operator to technical meetings at EASA headquarters in Cologne, in fully remote or in hybrid mode for an additional fee or
- Conduct an onsite audit to Third-Country operator
Last updated
05/01/2026