As an EU/EASA POA holder, how do I mark a part/appliance produced in accordance with UK CAA approved design data?
As an EU/EASA POA holder, how do I mark a part/appliance produced in accordance with UK CAA approved design data?
Answer
EU/EASA POA should mark products, parts and appliances according to the design data.
As per 21.A.804, the “EPA” marking should be used for parts or appliances produced in accordance with approved design data not belonging to the type-certificate holder of the related product, except for ETSO articles.
Part/appliance manufactured by an EU/EASA POA holder in accordance with UK CAA design data (approved either through an UK CAA-issued certificate or through an approval by an UK CAA DOA) not belonging to the type-certificate holder of the related product, should be marked with “UKPA” in a manner identified by the applicable design data and released with an EASA Form 1.
Last updated
30/06/2021