Apply for a permit to fly for an EASA-Aircraft

Permit to fly requires an application that is sent to Traficom. Applicant can be the Registered Owner of the Aircraft, Maintenance Organization, Continuing Airworthinesss Management Organization or an individual authorized by the Aircraft Owner.

Approval of conditions is sought from Traficom or EASA

The Permit to fly has always conditions, approval of which is applied with another form. In the form applicant suggests conditions that ensure flight safety despite the lack of ARC.

Ordinarily Traficom approves the Conditions;

• Certificate of Airworthiness or Airworthiness Review Certificate has expired
• Time between overhaul, defined in Maintenance Program is overdue, but does not limit Airworthiness
• Maintenance program has not been fully complied with, but does not limit Airworthiness
• When delivering or exporting a new aircraft the desing of which is approved
• When demonstrating continuing conformity with the standard previously accepted by the Agency for the aircraft or type of aircraft to qualify or re-qualify for a (restricted -) certificate of airworthiness.

Approval of conditions for permit to fly is sought from EASA, when they are related to safety design of an Aircraft as follows:

1. The aircraft does not conform to an approved design; or
2. An Airworthiness Limitation, a Certification Maintenance Requirement or an Airworthiness Directive has not been complied with; or
3. The intended flight(s) are outside the approved envelope

Use this form when applying for both permit to fly and flight conditions from Traficom.

(The flight conditions are not related to safety of the design)

Use this form when EASA approves the flight conditions, after which apply for permit to fly from Traficom.

Use this form when EASA approves the flight conditions, after which apply for permit to fly from Traficom.(The flight conditions are related to the safety of the design).

Send the application to the EASA address specified in the form.