Is it not possible to consider the number of Compliance Demonstration Items (CDIs) as a criterion before starting with Level Of Involvement . For instance projects with less than twenty CDIs. Should the CDI list be defined and sent to EASA?
Is it not possible to consider the number of Compliance Demonstration Items (CDIs) as a criterion before starting with Level Of Involvement . For instance projects with less than twenty CDIs. Should the CDI list be defined and sent to EASA?
Answer
No, the EASA LOI decision has to be based on a risk-assessment and the number of CDIs does not have a direct influence on the risk. Additionally, the number of CDIs could be very small (e.g. containing a single document) or very large (e.g. containing the whole project) depending on the approach selected by the applicant.
Last updated
19/10/2019